It depends on the situation. If the child, or an adult, hit the ball during normal play and was actually trying to play the game, then liability of the child, the child's parent's, or even an adult who made a bad shot should be....NOTHING. Bad shots are a reality of the game and someone who parks or lives near a Golf course is in the zone of danger and assumes the risk that a golfer will make a bad shot and hit the person's car or home. The car/home owner's insurance policy should pick up the tab. On the other hand, if the kid is not playing by the rules (grossly), then the kid's parents may be liable for the damage. Simple horsing around or a very bad swing would not be enough to make them liable though, so just because the bad shot was caused by the kid trying to hit his/her drive in an unorthodox way like Happy Gilmore, that doesn't mean they are responsible for the damage (unless, perhaps, the kid's conduct alone breaks a major course safety rule). Instead, the kid would probably need to be doing something really dumb like aiming for or over the parking lot, or another target that cannot be said to be even close to the direction a rational shot would take. Players would have some leeway in this regard, but the shot should be intended to further the goal of eventually getting the ball in the cup.
The duration of The Ninth Gate is 2.22 hours.
If you mean the ninth Sisters Grimm book, It's called the Council of Mirrors.
tenth province
The cast of On the Ninth Life - 2010 includes: Peter Ciuffa as Petey Patricia Elisar as Ma Drew Ernst as Damien
No. Deathly Hallows is the last part.
Four of course !
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The one that came after the eighth ruler of course.
The ninth term in a series is called the "ninth element" or the "ninth member" of the series.
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Ninth is the correct spelling.
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Ninth is 'neuvième' in French.
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-2 to the ninth power = -512
Ninth Street was created in 1999.
The Ninth Man was created in 1976.