that he suffers significant injury within the meaning of the Wrongs Act 1958 and has otherwise complied with the provisions of that /\ct. In the knowledge and full appreciation as to the risk of playing football on an oval encircled by a cyclone fence the Plaintiff voluntarily accepted the risks associated playing football and is therefore prohibited from claiming damages in respect of the incident. The Second Defendant relies on the doctrine of Volenti Non Fit Injuria pursuant to the provisions of Division 4 in Part X of the Wrongs Act 1958. Further, and in the alternative, the Plaintiff's claim against it is statute barred pursuant to the provisions of the Limitations of Actions Act 1958 as the cause of action accrued more than 3 years before the issuing of the proceeding against it. 11 September 2014 2 October 2014 DELIVERED: 25 February 201.6 TORRANCE & HILLS Solicitors for the First Defendant 52 This pleading is delivered by Torrence & Hills of Level 4, Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Solicitors for the First Defendant
that he suffers significant injury within the meaning of the Wrongs Act 1958 and has otherwise complied with the provisions of that /\ct. In the knowledge and full appreciation as to the risk of playing football on an oval encircled by a cyclone fence the Plaintiff voluntarily accepted the risks associated playing football and is therefore prohibited from claiming damages in respect of the incident. The Second Defendant relies on the doctrine of Volenti Non Fit Injuria pursuant to the provisions of Division 4 in Part X of the Wrongs Act 1958. Further, and in the alternative, the Plaintiff's claim against it is statute barred pursuant to the provisions of the Limitations of Actions Act 1958 as the cause of action accrued more than 3 years before the issuing of the proceeding against it. DELIVERED: 11 September 2014 2 October 2014 25 February 201.6 TORRANCE & HILLS Solicitors for the First Defendant This pleading is delivered by Torrence & Hills of Level 4, 52 Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Solicitors for the First Defendant