Skydiving Waiver
A Skydiving Waiver is a legal document that protects someone who wants to reduce their risk of liability.
Last updated December 18, 2024
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Skydiving Waiver If:
- You want to protect your skydiving business from liability and potential lawsuits.
- You want your customers to fully understand the risks of participating in skydiving.
What does this Skydiving Waiver cover?
- Details of skydiving
- 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 Skydiving Waiver Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document requires participants to acknowledge and accept all risks associated with the recreational activities, including severe risks such as personal injury and death, emphasizing voluntary participation with full knowledge of these risks.
- By signing the document, participants waive their rights to sue the service provider for any injury, disease, or other adverse effects that might occur during the activities, effectively placing all responsibility for any negative outcomes on the participants themselves.
- The agreement restricts participants' rights under the Australian Consumer Law by excluding guarantees that services will be provided with reasonable care and skill, which could limit the participants' recourse if the service provider fails to meet basic safety or service standards.
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