Maine Statutes
§ 8 §625 — Inherent dangers
Insofar as the dangers inherent in ice-skating are obvious, by participating in ice-skating, a person accepts those dangers. Those dangers include, but are not limited to, injuries that result from collisions with other skaters, injuries that result from falls and injuries that involve objects or artificial structures properly within the intended travel of the skater that are not otherwise attributable to a breach of the operator's common law duties.
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Legislative History
PL 1991, c. 648 (NEW).
Nearby Sections
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§ 8 §601
License required§ 8 §602
Hours§ 8 §603
Short title§ 8 §604
Definitions§ 8 §605
Duties of operators§ 8 §606
Duties and conduct of skaters§ 8 §607
Inherent dangers§ 8 §608
Violation; liability§ 8 §621
Short title§ 8 §622
Definitions§ 8 §623
Duties of operators§ 8 §624
Duties and conduct of skaters§ 8 §625
Inherent dangers§ 8 §626
Violation; liability§ 8 §651
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