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If a person enters voluntarily into a sports event and receives grave injury, he has

One who voluntarily enters a sporting event consents to its inherent risks, so he has "no claim in torts because of the principle volenti non fit injuria."

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If a person enters voluntarily into a sports event and receives grave injury, he has

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One who voluntarily enters a sporting event consents to its inherent risks, so he has "no claim in torts because of the principle volenti non fit injuria."

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