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4297 REVIEW DENIED Swimming at a time when and place where the swimmer reasonably should know that lifeguards are not provided is a hazardous recreational activity, making the public entity that operates the venue immune from liability to the swimmer; without evidence that a swim fee is charged when lifeguards are not on duty, the statutory exception to immunity does not apply.CitationPERRY v EAST BAY (Off-duty Lifeguards) 141 CA4 1 [See: GovC 831.7; Brown v Poway USD 4 C4 820, T/AT 3/93] |
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