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ps: can you imagine California writing a law like this? Ha Ha California landowners have been immune from liability claims due to recreational incidents since 1963. Does not apply to commercial hunting operations. In 1963, California adopted the Recreational Use Statute (Civil Code Section 846), which makes private landowners immune from liability for injuries suffered by people who enter their land free of charge for recreational purposes. At the same time, the Legislature adopted a complementary law protecting public landowners from lawsuits filed by people using public roads and trails for recreational purposes (Government Code § 831.4).
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