North Carolina H901 provides liability protection for federal firearms licensees entering into safety hold agreements with firearm owners.
North Carolina H901 amends the state's General Statutes to add a new section on safety hold agreements. This bill allows federal firearms licensees to enter into private agreements with firearm owners to hold their lawfully possessed firearms for an agreed period. The bill provides immunity from liability for licensees in cases of personal injury or death resulting from such agreements, except in cases of negligence or unlawful conduct. If a firearm remains unclaimed after the agreement ends, the licensee may sell or dispose of it.
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