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Sun, 25 May 2008
Consenting to Form Contracts, Randy E. Barnett
(2002) 71 Fordham Law Review 627
But the law does not, and should not, bar all assumptions of risk. Hard as this may be to believe, I know of people who attach waxed boards to their feet and propel themselves down slippery snow and tree covered mountains, an activity that kills or injures many people every year. Others for fun freely jump out of airplanes expecting their fall to be slowed by a large piece of fabric that they carry in a sack. (I am not making this up.)