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WAIVER OF LIABILITY, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND IDEMNITY AGREEMENT WAIVER: In consideration of being permitted to participate in any way in the AIA KICKIN IT KICKBALL TOURNAMENT on June 15, 2024, hereinafter

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How to fill out waiver of liability assumption

1. Title the document as 'Waiver of Liability Assumption'.
2. Provide a brief description of the activity or event pertaining to the waiver.
3. Include a statement explaining the purpose of the waiver and acknowledgment of risks involved.
4. Specify the parties involved: the individual (participant) and the organization or individual providing the activity.
5. Include a section for the participant to acknowledge understanding of the risks.
6. Clearly state that the participant assumes all risks associated with the activity.
7. Include a section where participants can release the organization from liability.
8. Provide space for the participant's signature, printed name, and the date.
9. If necessary, include a witness signature line and date.

Who needs waiver of liability assumption?

1. Individuals participating in activities with inherent risks, such as sports or outdoor events.
2. Organizations that conduct activities that could lead to injury or claims of negligence.
3. Event organizers requiring confirmation from participants that they understand and accept potential risks.

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What is waiver of liability assumption?

A waiver of liability assumption is a legal document in which an individual or entity agrees to relinquish their right to hold another party responsible for any potential harm or injury that may occur during specific activities.

Who is required to file waiver of liability assumption?

Typically, individuals or organizations that engage in potentially hazardous activities, such as sporting events, recreational activities, or events involving physical contact, are required to file a waiver of liability assumption.

How to fill out waiver of liability assumption?

To fill out a waiver of liability assumption, individuals must provide their personal information, describe the activities that pose risks, acknowledge the risks involved, and sign the document to indicate their understanding and acceptance of the terms.

What is the purpose of waiver of liability assumption?

The purpose of a waiver of liability assumption is to protect organizations and individuals from legal claims or lawsuits that may arise due to injuries or damages sustained by participants while engaging in activities covered by the waiver.

What information must be reported on waiver of liability assumption?

The information that must be reported on a waiver of liability assumption typically includes the participant's name, contact details, a description of the activities, acknowledgment of the risks involved, and the signature of the participant or their legal guardian.