SMITH et al. v. ADVENTURE AIR SPORTS KENNESAW, LLC et al., 357 Ga. App. 1

Summary

HOLDINGS: [1]-In a personal injury case arising from injuries sustained on a trampoline, the contract at issue was not unenforceable because it was executed by a minor because the inured party was 17 when he executed the contract for his own benefit by using his father's name and, at 17, he certainly had the capacity to conceive and execute a fraudulent intent, and the trial court did not err by concluding that he was estopped from voiding the contract; [2]-The parents' assertion that the trampoline facility did not follow its own procedures for ensuring parents sign the waiver for minors lacked merit given evidence that the waiver was marked validated in the computer system, indicating that someone at the facility had checked the driver's license of the parent who signed the waiver.