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The law surrounding waivers in Ontario is constantly shifting. However, as it stands, liability waivers are largely upheld by the courts. Certain requirements must be met for a waiver to be valid and enforceable. The language used in a waiver must clearly refer to the accident's circumstances.
Waivers of liability are not always enforceable For a waiver to be valid: the provider must take reasonable steps to bring the waiver to your attention before the contract is made, the provider must ?bring home? your understanding of the waiver, and. the waiver must be clearly stated.
It doesn't matter whether you have read the waiver When you sign an agreement, you are bound by it whether or not you have read it. With a waiver of liability, it doesn't matter if you didn't read it or didn't know its contents. So long as you sign the waiver, you can be bound by it if the waiver is valid.
At common law, it would appear that a parental waiver of liability clause is not enforceable or legally binding on the child's right to sue for negligence. At law, minors are children and teenagers under the age of majority (eighteen years in Ontario). Minors lack full legal capacity to sign binding contracts.
On the other hand, if the minor used the subject matter of the contract in a way that was not contemplated in the contract, carelessly causing injury or damage to those goods, the adult would be able to sue for negligence and the minor would not be protected by the defence of infancy.