A student enrolled in flight school. While 900 feet above the ground on a practice flight in
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A student enrolled in flight school. While 900 feet above the ground on a practice flight in the school’s aircraft, the student discovered that the rudder was stuck. As a result the plane crashed into the ground, and the student was seriously injured. Is the school liable to the student for the injury? (Aircraft Sales and Service v. Gannt, 52 A.2d 388)
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