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2014Dr. Fischer specifically references the conflicting views of other surgeons: “I know I may be opposed by some hepatobiliary surgeons who would argue that ‘if you don’t know what you you’re doing, you shouldn’t do it.’” Id.

2014Dr. Fischer specifically references the conflicting views of other surgeons: “I know I may be opposed by some hepatobiliary surgeons who would argue that ‘if you don’t know what you you’re doing, you shouldn’t do it.’” Id.

2023“Ordinary care means the care that a reasonably careful person would use under the circumstances.” Case v Consumers Power Co, 463 Mich 1, 7 ; 615 NW2d 17 (2000). -3- Here, the parties do not dispute that defendants are governmental agencies, that the bus driver—who is not a named defendant—was an employee, and that defendants owned the bus at issue.

2023“Ordinary care means the care that a reasonably careful person would use under the circumstances.” Case v Consumers Power Co, 463 Mich 1, 7 ; 615 NW2d 17 (2000). -3- Here, the parties do not dispute that defendants are governmental agencies, that the bus driver—who is not a named defendant—was an employee, and that defendants owned the bus at issue.

2023In Chandler v Muskegon Co, 467 Mich 315, 321 ; 652 NW2d 224 (2002), our Supreme Court held that the “operation of a motor vehicle” for purposes of the motor-vehicle exception includes only “activities that are directly associated with the driving of a motor vehicle.” And, as provided in MCL 257.401(1), negligence in the operation of a motor vehicle consists of a violation of a statute or of the ordinary care standard required by common law.

2023In Chandler v Muskegon Co, 467 Mich 315, 321 ; 652 NW2d 224 (2002), our Supreme Court held that the “operation of a motor vehicle” for purposes of the motor-vehicle exception includes only “activities that are directly associated with the driving of a motor vehicle.” And, as provided in MCL 257.401(1), negligence in the operation of a motor vehicle consists of a violation of a statute or of the ordinary care standard required by common law.

2016Accordingly, we conclude that plaintiff’s reliance on the reasoning in Van Guidler, 248 Mich App, at 636-639 , based on MCL 257.401 and the MVC, is unavailing.

2010Although I have no doubt that the Martins could provide a loving and stable home for these children, and am cognizant that the original basis for DHS removing these children from the Martins’ care was in error, I nonetheless agree with the analysis set forth by Justice YOUNG, and therefore join his dissenting statement. 9 In re Cotton, 208 Mich App at 185 .

2005As previously noted, Les Stanford Oldsmobile’s liability stems from the owner’s liability statute, MCL 257.401(1), which provides that “[t]he owner of a motor vehicle is liable for an injury caused by the negligent operation of the motor vehicle whether the negligence consists of a violation of a statute of this state or the ordinary care standard required by common law.” In Peyton v Delnay, 348 Mich 238 ; 83 NW2d 204 (1957), our Supreme Court was called upon to interpret the liability of the owner of a motor vehicle in a suit brought under the now-repealed guest-passenger provision of the own

2005As previously noted, Les Stanford Oldsmobile’s liability stems from the owner’s liability statute, MCL 257.401(1), which provides that “[t]he owner of a motor vehicle is liable for an injury caused by the negligent operation of the motor vehicle whether the negligence consists of a violation of a statute of this state or the ordinary care standard required by common law.” In Peyton v Delnay, 348 Mich 238 ; 83 NW2d 204 (1957), our Supreme Court was called upon to interpret the liability of the owner of a motor vehicle in a suit brought under the now-repealed guest-passenger provision of the own

1999Also, where the person injured was in a place where he should have been reasonably safe, and he was aware of the player's intention to play the ball, an oral or audible warning would have been superfluous and is therefore unnecessary." [4 Am.Jur.2d, Amusements and Exhibitions, § 87, pp. 211-212 (1995 interim pamphlet).] [215 Mich.App. at 225, 544 N.W.2d 743 .] Although it affirmed summary disposition for the defendant, the Court in Schmidt applied an ordinary care standard.

1999In doing so, the Court posited that, while one may consent to the inherent risks of being a spectator or participant in a sport, "one does not ordinarily consent to another's negligence." Id. at 228 , 544 N.W.2d 743 .

1997North v Kolomyjec, 199 Mich App 724, 726 ; 502 NW2d 765 (1993).

1997North v Kolomyjec, 199 Mich App 724, 726 ; 502 NW2d 765 (1993).