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While registering her eight-year-old son Malik for Camp Lakota's overnight program, Tanya signed a form titled "Parental Release." The form stated: "I, as parent/guardian of Malik, on behalf of my child, release Camp Lakota and its staff from any and all claims for negligence." It did not mention Tanya. During swimming, a lifeguard left the pool area to take a phone call, and Malik nearly drowned. Malik, by his guardian ad litem, and Tanya, for her own medical expenses, sued Camp Lakota. The camp moved for summary judgment. The state supreme court in Whitfield v. Summer Pines held: "A parent cannot prospectively release a minor child's own claim for personal injuries; such a release is void. A parent may release the parent's own claims, including a claim for medical expenses, if the release is knowing and voluntary."
How should the court rule on the motion?
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