BECKER, Judge.
In this appeal of a judgment for injuries sustained at an active logging site by a licensee, the defendant claims the trial court should have instructed the jury on implied primary assumption of the risk. Notwithstanding the adoption of comparative negligence, implied primary assumption of risk by a plaintiff remains as a defense distinct from contributory negligence. But there must be implied consent by the plaintiff to excuse the defendant from a...
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