I hear you and don’t have an answer as for now. .. its your right to waive benefits, its your right not to contract, its your fundamental right as human being not to get hurt or property damaged. ..I think when a really CRIME is commited, obligation kicks in and whoever is liable stands liable thats a important rule in law of trust.. .I think.. .
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