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MUJI 2d CV630

Owner who allows minor to drive.

activein force · 2026-08-21 – presentas-observed

[[Name of plaintiff] claims that [name of owner] gave [name of driver] permission to drive the vehicle. [Name of owner] denies giving permission. You must decide whether [name of owner] gave [name of driver] permission to drive.]

The owner of a vehicle who knowingly permits a person under age 18 to drive [his] vehicle [or a person who gives or furnishes a vehicle to a person under the age of 18] is responsible for that driver's fault, regardless of how cautious the [owner, giver or furnisher] may have been. If you find that the driver is at fault, any judgment will be applied fully against both the driver and the vehicle owner.

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legacy.utcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-08-22
Edition
2026-08-21
Content hash
bdd76bd38551204957f3f6a06715f2c56e1355eea3aac18550684cbba7983b81
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