Bayside Covenant Church v. Superior Court CA3
Bayside moved for summary judgment on the basis that Sarah completed a registration form for Ashton that included an assumption of risk and liability release that discharged Bayside of any liability for negligence claims. Bayside argued electronic signatures are enforceable in California and can be authenticated by security procedures.
It is undisputed that Ashton was registered for the 2017 Hume San Diego High School summer camp by Sarah. A confirmation email and receipt for payment for the camp was sent to her.
As relevant to the issues on appeal, Bayside also offered the following purportedly undisputed facts in support of its motion for summary judgment:
To register a student for the camp, a person had to use the InFellowship website. The website required a person to sign in by entering their email address and password to access the registration form.
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