Nevada SB303 revises civil liability for landowners allowing recreational use of their property.
Nevada SB303 modifies the law to clarify that landowners, lessees, or occupants are not liable for injuries on their property if permission is given for recreational activities, unless the injury is due to willful or malicious failure to warn. The bill aims to encourage landowners to allow public recreational use by limiting their liability. It excludes residential common areas and urban public infrastructure from this limitation. The bill also defines "recreational activity" to include various outdoor activities but excludes utilitarian activities for transportation, daily living, or work.
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