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3 years ago

A person assumes all risks associated with any activity in which he or she participates.

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It is <u>false </u>that a person assumes all risks associated with any activity in which he or she participates. This is not true because one person cannot bear all these risks, especially if there are multiple people involved. They should all face the risks and the consequences of their actions - it shouldn't be just one person, but also the people who are organizing that activity as well as the other participants.

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