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Dona gets permission from her mother (single mom) to spend the weekend with her friend and her friends parents,
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Dona gets permission from her mother (single mom) to spend the weekend with her friend and her friends parents, Dona falls on their pool and breaks her arm, Donas mom is suing for negligence what if any are the affirmative defenses for both parties?
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