Mississippi HB971 clarifies immunity for landowners allowing recreational use of their property and includes off-road vehicles and all-terrain.
Mississippi HB971 amends the state code to clarify that landowners who allow recreational use of their property are not liable for injuries unless there is deliberate, willful, or malicious harm. It expands the definition of "outdoor recreational purposes" to include off-road vehicles and all-terrain vehicles, hunting, fishing, and other activities. The bill ensures that landowners are not liable for injuries unless there is deliberate, willful, or malicious harm. This act aims to encourage the public use of land and water areas for recreational purposes.
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