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Would this hold up in court. I've heard those forms you sign that waive your rights before going to e.g. a haunted house don't mean anything if you get injured.
by martinsnow 3y ago
Would this hold up in court. I've heard those forms you sign that waive your rights before going to e.g. a haunted house don't mean anything if you get injured.
- remram 3y agoLike everything, probably yes but up to a point, as decided by a judge. For example if you order an item and they happen to be out of it and your party is ruined, you would almost certainly not be able to sue for damages in court. If your child ate the food and died, you would almost certainly be able to take it to court.
- ksherlock 3y agoGenerally gross negligence can't be disclaimed but otherwise, you agreed to it.
- pkaye 3y agoProbably as much as all the disclaimers on the mashed.com website that people normally don't read.