LE 211 Lecture 8: Negligence Immunity
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An owner, occupant, or lessee of land; a. ) No legal proof needed, since it"s clear that our client is the owner. Estate of gordon-couture v. brown, 152 n. h. 265 (2005). b. ) Which conflicts with the spirit of the law, allowing private property to be owned to the. 3. ) to use land for recreational purposes or as a spectator of recreational activity; a. ) John v. city of macomb, 232 ill. app. 3d 877, 596 n. e. 2d 1254 (1992) vii. ) viii. ) Cranmore ski resort, inc. , 152 n. h. 399, 881 a. 2d. Dolbeare v. city of laconia, 168 n. h. 52, 120 a. 3d 146 (2015) xii. ) xiii. ) Narrowly interpret this data from two cases above and use manie statue as persuasive. An entry charge, or a charge for food and clothing. i. ) Hardy v. loon mountain recreation corp. , 276 f. 3d 18 (n. h 2002) b. ) There has to be a no entry charge in order for the person to use the recreational activities on the property.
