Assumption of Inherent Risk Sample Clauses

Assumption of Inherent Risk. Inherent Risks of Recreational Snow Sports: STD feels it is important that all participants (RENTER, or MINOR RENTER and/or RESPONSIBLE ADULT) understand the nature of our sports and are aware of, understand, and appreciate the inherent risks involved and that all participants understand that injuries can occur as the result of these inherent risks, which include, but are not limited to muscle strains and sprains, bruises, contusions, abrasions, sunburn, muscle soreness, broken bones, ligament and joint injuries, back and neck injuries, concussions, internal injuries, eye injuries, brain injury; spinal cord and back injuries, heart attack, stroke, and even death.  Skiing and snowboarding risks include, but are not limited to, collisions (with stationary objects such as trees, rocks, stumps, forest growth & debris, lift towers, fences, snowmaking equipment, snow vehicles, signs, and other manmade or natural obstacles; with other skiers/snowboarders); falls; landing awkwardly; over-exertion; failure to successfully complete a movement; loss of control (due to snow/ice conditions such as bare spots, black ice, moguls, terrain features; variations in surface and/or terrain conditions; slope design or modifications; and other hazards, whether manmade or natural, marked or unmarked); use of ski lifts, rope tows, and/or surface conveyor lifts; and exposure to sometimes frigid conditions.  Other inherent risks of skiing and snowboarding include, but are not limited to, erratic or negligent behavior of the participant or of other participants; sudden changes in weather, weather-related occurrences, and acts of nature; failure of equipment (including rental equipment); and judgment errors by staff (including error in judging the ability of participants, failure to anticipate developing problem situations, and failure to anticipate sudden changes in weather conditions).
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Assumption of Inherent Risk. Many outdoor recreational activities, or other type of recreational activities involve substantial risk of bodily injury, property damage, and other dangers associated with participation in such activities. The undersigned (for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns) hereby voluntarily participate in outdoor recreation, or other type of recreational activities and acknowledges, understands, and appreciates that participation in such activities involves inherent risks of physical injury, including, but not limited to, broken bones, strains, sprains, bruises, concussion, heat-related illnesses (hyperthermia), cold- related illnesses (hypothermia), abnormal heart beats, abnormal blood pressure, and in rare cases, head injuries, paralysis, heart attack, stroke, insect bites and stings, and possibly death.
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Assumption of Inherent Risk. The Company shall make commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the due, timely, and proper performance of the Services. It is understood by the parties that, particularly in data recovery, certain risks exist beyond the control of the Company and data may be lost or destroyed during the performance of any Services. Client acknowledges the inherent risks of injury and property damage involved in data recovery, including without limitation, risks due to destruction or damage to the media or data and inability to recover data, or inaccurate or incomplete data recovery, including those that may result from the negligence of Company, and assumes any and all known risks of injury and property damage that may result. In no event will Company be liable for loss of data on Client’s media or hardware or MT’s media or hardware unless due to the Company’s intentional malfeasance or gross negligence in any action or omission.
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