Horse Riding Waiver
A waiver is a legal document which protects someone who wants to reduce their risk of liability.
Last updated January 14, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Horse Riding Waiver If:
- You want to protect your horse riding business from liability and potential lawsuits.
- You want your customers to fully understand the risks of participating in horse riding.
What does this Horse Riding Waiver cover?
- Details of horse riding
- Outline of the associated risks
- Acknowledgement of these risks
- Acknowledgement of the risk warning (in accordance with legislation)
- Release of liability
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The Legal Risk Score of a Horse Riding Waiver Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- The document requires participants to acknowledge and accept all risks associated with the recreational activities, which may include severe personal injury or death, thus transferring most safety liabilities from the service provider to the participants.
- Participants are asked to waive their rights to sue the service provider for any injury or harm that might arise from the activities, even if it might be due to the provider’s negligence.
- The waiver applies to all future visits after signing, potentially limiting the participant's legal recourse for any future incidents without the need for additional agreements.
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