In the J$.$T$.$ ex rel. Thode v$.$ Monster Mountain, LLC$,754$ F$.$ Supp. $2$d $1323($M$.$D$.$ Ala. $2010)$ case, Monster Mountain Defendants contended that if a child's parents, acting through an agent, sign an exculpatory contract on their child's behalf, the contract is binding on the child and not voidable. The Alabama court disagreed, finding precedent which it applied to resolve the case and finding that a waiver is not binding on the minor child. One case that was applied by the court in favor of J$.$T$.$ was $\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

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Galloway v$.$ Iowa, No$.08-0776,2010$ WL $4365953($Iowa Nov. $5,2010)$

Hohe v$.$ San Diego Unified Sch$.$ Dist., $224$ Cal. App. $3$d $1559(1990)$

Sharon v$.$ City of Newton, $769$ N$.$E$.2$d $738(2002)$

Zivich v$.$ Mentor Soccer Club, Inc., $696$ N$.$E$.2$d $201,205(1998).$