Kane v. National Ski Patrol System, Inc.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
BENKE, J.
The circumstances which give rise to this appeal are tragic. Plaintiff and respondent Colleen Kane (Colleen) was severely injured and her husband, John Kane (John), was killed while they were participants in a ski clinic being conducted by defendant and appellant National Ski Patrol System, Inc. (NSPS). The clinic was for skiers who wanted to become members of a local voluntary ski patrol. Although with the benefit of hindsight one can see how errors in judgment by the clinic instructor led to Colleen’s injury and John’s death, the record shows that as a matter of law the…
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