Bushnell v. Japanese-American Religious & Cultural Center
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
*528Opinion
STEIN, J.
Gary Bushnell suffered a broken leg while attempting to perform an exercise during a judo class at the Japanese-American Religious and Cultural Center, Concord Judo Club. (Hereafter the defendants will be referred to collectively as the Club.) Bushnell’s partner in the exercise was Daniel Tamori, an instructor at the Club, and the evening’s activities were supervised by George Tamori, the Club’s director and head of instruction at the Club. The trial court granted summary judgment to the Club on the theory that the defense of primary assumption of risk as defined in Knight v.…
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