Comments on: Exculpatory Agreements: Are They Enforceable? http://www.douglasturner.com/2007/05/10/exculpatory-agreements-are-they-enforceable/ Leading Colorado Law Firm Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:49:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Douglas Turner http://www.douglasturner.com/2007/05/10/exculpatory-agreements-are-they-enforceable/#comment-339 Douglas Turner Sat, 20 Oct 2007 20:16:52 +0000 http://insights.douglasturner.com/2007/05/10/exculpatory-agreements-are-they-enforceable/#comment-339 Hi Christine: Sorry for the delay. I did not realize people were leaving comments. The laws of the states may be different on any legal issue. Even in the same state, there are always exceptions to the general rule and special facts that can influence a court's decision. The articles are written to convey general concepts and issues. Thanks! Doug Hi Christine:

Sorry for the delay. I did not realize people were leaving comments.

The laws of the states may be different on any legal issue. Even in the same state, there are always exceptions to the general rule and special facts that can influence a court’s decision. The articles are written to convey general concepts and issues.

Thanks!

Doug

]]> By: Christine S Brown http://www.douglasturner.com/2007/05/10/exculpatory-agreements-are-they-enforceable/#comment-73 Christine S Brown Fri, 03 Aug 2007 02:33:45 +0000 http://insights.douglasturner.com/2007/05/10/exculpatory-agreements-are-they-enforceable/#comment-73 You may like to take a look at Burnett v Chimney Sweep (CA 2004) re "exculpatory clauses" and "ambiguity" especially when it pertains to "negligence" on the part of a landlord. Do you know of any Colorado case law in which the Courts are ruling against landlords in similar ways? First factor is also interesting in landlord-tenant contracts of a property that is repeatedly leased to different tenants (apartments, condos, houses, etc.)-- especially with the "duty" of a landlord to ensure the safe condition of a rental property and proper function of all equipment on the property BEFORE occupancy by a new tenant. You may like to take a look at Burnett v Chimney Sweep (CA 2004) re “exculpatory clauses” and “ambiguity” especially when it pertains to “negligence” on the part of a landlord. Do you know of any Colorado case law in which the Courts are ruling against landlords in similar ways?

First factor is also interesting in landlord-tenant contracts of a property that is repeatedly leased to different tenants (apartments, condos, houses, etc.)– especially with the “duty” of a landlord to ensure the safe condition of a rental property and proper function of all equipment on the property BEFORE occupancy by a new tenant.

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