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inlawrev-2287	Brundage, Cory	Torts	1977	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7977	370	63	Having so determined, the court then stated that the only other possible justification was that the remedy was a valid exer- cise of the power of courts to fashion new common law. However, as the number of cases increases in which courts of appeal refuse to apply such a defense, the likelihood of its success decreases. Both the First District Court of Appeals, in Gibson v. Hen- ninger,^* and the Second District Court of Appeals, in Rhinebarger v. Mummert,^^ considered seat belt cases during the survey period.	cache/inlawrev-2287.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2287.txt