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CT HB05256
Bill
Status
5/1/2024
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
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Campers at private campgrounds (5+ campsites owned/operated by private property owner) assume liability for injuries arising from hazards inherent in camping, effective October 1, 2024
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Private campground owners and operators retain liability for injuries caused by negligence, intentional harm, reckless disregard for safety, failure to exercise ordinary care, or failure to post conspicuous warning signs of known dangerous conditions
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All written contracts between private campground owners/operators and campers must include a clearly readable warning notice stating that campers assume risk for injuries from inherent camping hazards
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Defines "camper" as any person using a private campground for camping or recreational vehicle camping purposes
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Defines "camping" to include all aspects of visiting, staying at, using and leaving a private campground, including all types of lodging
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Liability For Injuries Inherent In Camping While At A Private Campground.
Last Action
Senate Calendar Number 430
5/3/2024