$1.$ J$.$T$.,$ a minor, is a motocross competitor. At Monster Mountain MXPark, he signed a waiver of liability to "hold harmless the park for any loss due to negligence." Riding around the Monster Mountain track, J$.$T$.$ rode over a blind jump, became airborne, and crashed into a tractor that he had not seen until he was in the air.To recover for his injuries, J$.$T$.$ filed a suit against Monster Mountain, alleging negligence for its failure to remove the tractor from the track. Does the liability waiver bar thisclaim? Explain.

$2.$ D$.$V$.$G$.($a minor$)$ was injured in a one$-$car auto accident in Hoover, Alabama. The vehicle was covered by an insurance policy issued by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co$.$ Stan Brobston, D$.$V$.$G$.\text{'}$s attorney, accepted Nationwide's offer of $$50,000$ on D$.$V$.$G$.\text{'}$s behalf. Before the settlement could be submitted to an Alabama state court for approval, D$.$V$.$G$.$ died from injuries received in a second, unrelated auto accident. Nationwide argued that it was not bound to the settlement because a mingr lacks the capacity to contract and cannot enter into a binding settlement without court approval. Should Nationwide be bound to the settlement? Why or why not?

$3.$ David Desgro hired Paul Pack to inspect a house that Desgro wanted to buy. Pack had Desgro sign a standard form contract that included a twelve$-$month limit for claims based on the agreement. Pack reported that the house had no major problems, but after Desgro bought it$,$ he discovered issues with the plumbing, insulation, heat pump, and floor support. Thirteen months after the inspection, Desgro filed a suit in a Tennessee state court against Pack. Was Desgro's complaint filed too late, or was the contract's twelve$-$month limit unenforceable? Discuss.

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