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...that all handicapped children are entitled to a free, appropriate public education and that the 1977 amendment to section 366 Soc. Serv. of the Social Services Law eliminates parental liability for a ...since December, 1977 pursuant to a voluntary placement agreement signed by the respondent parents. The subject child is placed with the Working Organization for Retarded Children...that a parent shall be responsible only for the support of a child under the age of 21 years. A public welfare official responsible for the administration of the public assistance or care granted ...

...( 249 App. Div. 518, 519) this court, with regard to parental liability for the tort of a child, stated: "There are situations in which the...prove such a propensity, and that assertion under the circumstances here, was insufficient to defeat the motion for summary judgment as to the fourth cause of action. Martuscello, J.P., Shapiro, Cohalan and Margett, JJ., concur. ...of the Supreme Court of New York, Second Department. May 29, 1978 In an action to recover for property damage, plaintiff...

...governing statute, Tennessee Code Annotated section 37-1-151(b), to limit parental liability for retroactive child support to a period of forty-five days prior to filing the petition. Judge Patricia Cottre.... Conclusion The directive that a hearing to set support be held within forty-five days of placement of a child in State custo...). Analysis The statute governing parental liability to support a child in State custody is...

...motor vehicle owned or operated by an insured; (2) negligent entrustment by an insured of a motor vehicle; and (3) statutorily imposed vicarious parental liability for actions of a child using .... Kelman, Loria, Downing, Schneider Simpson (by Charles H. Chomet), for Laurel A. Gorzen. ...personal representatives of the estates of Nathan and Aaron, brought a tort action against Tim Hubbard's parents, alleging that the Hubbards negligently exercised parental control and supervision of Tim...

.... 1. PARENT CHILDPARENTAL IMMUNITY. — A parent or a person acting in the place of a parent is immune from suit ...responsibilities. [1, 2] In summation, a parent or a person acting in the place of a parent is immune from suit for an unintentional injury to his child, but the parental immun...doctrine does not protect a parent from liability for an intentional or willful injury to his child. In the case at bar the suit by the dead fetus was for an unintentional injury, or simple negligence, and...

...Barnaby v. Rice, supra). Parental liability for the torts of a child does not arise merely from the parental relationship...). Pertinent herein are those instances where liability arises from a parent's failure to supervise a child with a known propensity toward vicious conduct, or where a parent entrusts a ...the record to indicate that vicious conduct was a factor in this incident. Liability thus depends upon whether the Harrises were negligent in entrusting the toy rifle to their son. A parental duty is...

...(increasing the amount recoverable from $300 to $2,500 and extending parental liability until the child reaches age 21); 1976 Tenn. Pub. Acts ch. 408 (increasing the amount recoverable from $2,500 to $5,000 and re-establish...to commit assault. Acting to change the common law with respect to parental liability for personal injury caused by a child tortfeasor, this Court stated, We...activities of a minor child that causes injuries to persons or property where. . . ." As this language makes clear, lack of parental negligence is no longer merely a defense to liability; parental...

...: Syllabus by the Court 1. In a product ...to a child, an allegedly negligent parent may be included as a third-party defendant for the allocation of fault even though the parental immunity doctrine bars a defendant from asserting ...for injury to a child, the parental immunity doctrine does not preclude a defendant from asserting the defense of abnormal product use by the child's parents to establish the negligence or fault of the par...

...Court jurisdiction over child support should be confined to parental liability for future support payments while jurisdiction over a claim involving parental liability for past ...January 7, 1976, Bush, J. In Wilderman, this Court held that the liability of a defendant in a suit for reimbursement for monies paid for support of a minor .... TAYLOR, Judge. The issue here is whether a person other than a parent who has paid support for ...

...shields parents from liability for negligently supervising their child. The doctrine does not apply, however, to parental supervision of a child which constitutes willful and wanton misconduct.... Nature of Action: Action seeking damages for personal injuries sustained by a minor when a minibike on which he was riding collided with an automobile. ...District Court: The District Court for the Western District of Washington, No. C82-45T, entered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. United States Court of Appeals...

.... Kirchner, supra, 60 Cal.2d 716) bars liability of defendant mother. Parental liability for support of a minor child is of ancient origin. It was recognized by suc.... DRAPER, P.J. Does "emancipation" of a minor by agreement with his mother relieve her of liability ... statute (43 Eliz. I, c.2). It has long been statutory in California (Civ. Code, §§ 196, 206, 207). One reason for imposing this obligation is to prevent the child from bec...

...other motorized land conveyance to any person; or "(3) statutorily imposed vicarious parental liability for the actions of a child or minor using a conveyance excluded in para...signed an affidavit of liability accompanying the minor's application for a driver's license. Here, Betty Benjou signed the affidavit of liability accompanying Georgia's application for a driver's..."to safeguard against the indiscretions of the inexperienced, youthful driver by requiring a financially responsible adult to assume the liability for accidents negligently or willfully caused by the...

...irresponsibility, they start life with two strikes against them. Ironically, if a child is born drug-addicted because of the negligence of a doctor, there will be a multimillion dollar medical malpractice laws...detrimental to Cristella), was a sufficient basis for the termination of Jo Ann's parental rights. (1) Jo Ann now appeals from the judgment...' ability (or lack of it) to provide a normal family home for the child and in reducing the cost and relative burden of termination proceedings...

.... Parent and Child, Parental liability for intentional act of child, Discipline. Common Law. Negligence...may be held liable for the tort of a child. [113-114] The unexpected action of an exuberant six year old boy on a dance floor...at a wedding which caused unforeseeable injuries to an adult did not give rise to parental liability, where the parents did not have a duty in the circumstances to exercise reasonable care to control...

...) statutorily imposed vicarious parental liability for the actions of a child or minor using a [motor vehicle]." Plaintiffs claim that this exclusion is void against public policy, citing...; (3) Ronald Olson's statutory liability for Ms. Olson's misconduct; (4) negligent entrustment; and (5) failure to properly supervise and control the conduct of a m...liability for the actions of a child or minor using a conveyance excluded in paragraph (1) or (2) above. The Olsons requested that American provide them with ...

...ascertaining damages, are serious problems which weigh heavily against extending liability for loss of consortium into a new area. At this point, it is appropriate to note that a clear majority of states allow reco...recovery for nonfatal injuries would entail problems of multiplication of actions not present in the wrongful death context. If recovery were permitted for nonfatal injuries, a child would have a claim in .... In conclusion, this Court is of the opinion that the Nebraska Supreme Court would follow the majority rule and deny a child a cause of action for loss of parental consortium. This h...

...motorized land conveyance to any person; or statutorily imposed vicarious parental liability for the actions of a child or minor using a conveyance excluded in paragraph (1) or (2) above...Lauderdale, for appellants-Meister. Robert Pasin of Law Offices of James M. Henderson, Fort Lauderdale, for appellants-Koltchigin. Anthony A. Balasso of Walton...review of a summary final declaratory judgment holding that their claim for bodily injury fell outside the scope of applicable insurance coverage. We reverse. The relevant facts...

...product liability action brought for injury to a child, the parental immunity doctrine precludes a defendant from asserting a contribution claim against the parents of the child....to a child, an allegedly negligent parent may be included as a third-party defendant for the allocation of fault even though the parental immunity doctrine bars a defendant from asserting ...brought for injury to a child, the parental immunity doctrine does not preclude a defendant from asserting the defense of abnormal product use by the child's parents to establish the negligence or fault of...

...O.O. 3d 203], the Court of Appeals for Shelby County held that a claimant seeking to impose parental liability under R.C. 3109.10 for an assault committed by a child must institute the ac.... Although it would appear that there is a paucity of Ohio case law involving parental liability for injuries inflicted by a child entrust...has recognized that under appropriate circumstances parental liability might lie under a theory of negligent entrustment. ...

...." Similarly, in the absence of statutory authority, there is no basis for holding the parents, qua parents, civilly liable for crimes of their minor child. See generally, Parental Liability ...145; Annot., Liability for Intentional Act of Child, 54 A.L.R.3d 974, 1023 (1973). New Mexico, however, in response to the inadequacies of the common law approach, has adopted ...this case does just that. The only issue in this case is whether § 32-1-46(A), N.M.S.A. 1978, establishes parental liability when property is "stolen" by a minor child and there...