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FISHING FOR A CURE Fishing Tournament Registration/Waiver Release Form WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY, AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE 1. I do hereby release, waive, discharge and COVENANT NOT TO SUE Walleye

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How to fill out a waiver release of liability:

1. Read the waiver release form carefully: Start by thoroughly reading the entire waiver release of liability form. Make sure you understand all the terms and conditions outlined in the document.
2. Provide necessary personal information: Fill in your personal information accurately and completely. This typically includes your full name, address, phone number, and email address. Some forms may also require your date of birth or driver's license number.
3. Describe the activity or event: Clearly state the activity or event for which you are signing the waiver release. Provide specific details such as the date, time, and location of the activity.
4. Identify potential risks and hazards: Acknowledge and understand the risks associated with the activity or event. This may include physical injury, property damage, or other potential hazards. Be sure to read this section carefully and agree to take responsibility for these risks.
5. Release of liability statement: Sign and date the release of liability statement, indicating that you fully understand and accept the risks mentioned in the form. By signing this section, you are stating that you waive your rights to pursue legal action for any injury or damages that may occur.
6. Witness or notary signature (if required): Some waiver release forms may require the presence of a witness or notary. If this is necessary, ensure that the appropriate person signs and provides their contact information.
7. Review and keep a copy: Before submitting the form, carefully review all the information you have provided. Make sure there are no errors or omissions. Keep a copy of the completed waiver release for your records.

Who needs a waiver release of liability?

1. Adventure sports participants: Individuals involved in activities such as bungee jumping, skydiving, rock climbing, or extreme sports often need to sign a waiver release of liability due to the inherent risks involved.
2. Fitness or sports facility users: Individuals who use fitness centers, gyms, sports facilities, or participate in organized sports events may be required to sign a waiver release in order to release the facility or event organizers from liability for any potential injuries or accidents.
3. Event attendees: Attendees of various events, such as concerts, festivals, and exhibitions, may need to sign a waiver release of liability to acknowledge the potential risks associated with attending the event and to absolve the organizers from any responsibility for injuries or damages.
4. Rental equipment users: Those who rent equipment, such as bicycles, skis, or boats, often need to sign a waiver release before using the rented equipment. This ensures that the rental company is not held liable for any accidents or injuries that may occur during use.
5. Volunteers: When volunteering for certain organizations or events, signing a waiver release of liability may be required to protect the organization from legal actions in case of accidents or injuries that might occur during volunteer work.

It is always advisable to consult with a legal professional or the organization/event organizers to understand the specific situations in which a waiver release of liability may be needed.

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