“Case Summary: Ski Ticket Waiver of Liability not Effective Without Reasonable Notice Before Purchase of Ticket” Re-Published by Quickscribe Reporter
August 18, 2020
A recent case summary authored by Harper Grey lawyer, Dominic Wan, was recently re-published in the July 2020 edition of the Quickscribe Reporter.
Originally published to the Haprer Grey Insurance Law Newsletter, the summary discusses the recent decision in Apps v. Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd., where the plaintiff appealed an order of the summary trial judge dismissing his claim against the defendant pursuant to a waiver of liability clause printed on a ski lift ticket purchased from the defendant and posted on a sign above the ticket booth.
Check out the July 2020 edition of the Quickscribe Reporter here.
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