Participant Agreement, Waiver And Release: Fill & Download for Free

Many places that provide physical activity as a service, such as trampoline parks, indoor rock climbing gyms, skating rinks, and others actually have some pretty shady fine print if you actually bother to read and the understand the liability release forms you’re signing in order to enjoy the service.Of course, there is text in those agreements that states that you understand that there is an inherent risk to participating, and the service provider is not liable for injury you sustain due to misuse of equipment, attempting maneuvers that are beyond your skill level, or the improper activity of other patrons. Those are reasonable.There is often also additional text that states that you absolve the service provider of liability for injure that you sustain as a result of happenstance, such as a piece of equipment malfunctioning or breaking. This is starting to get hazy, but I suppose there is still a case to be made that equipment does wear out, and catastrophic failure could feasibly be chalked up to very unfortunate timing.But if you look closely enough, you can even find fine print that states that you absolve the service provider of injury that you sustain due to negligence. Indeed, some places are getting you to sign waivers that basically state that they will flip you the bird when you are injured by equipment that is rusted or has other obvious signs of degradation or another customer whose dangerous activity has been known to staff but staff has not asked that person to leave.Here is a waiver for a popular trampoline park called Quantum Leap. The dirty print in question is contained in the sections titled “Release of Liability” and “Indemnification”.

Application Deadline was Friday, May 11th by 11:59pm (PST)Eligibility RequirementsYou and your Child must be (a) a legal resident of the U.S. and able to legally travel to any foreign country in connection with your participation in the Program, or (b) able to obtain the appropriate visa or waiver to enable You and your Child to stay legally in the United States to participate in the Program and be able to legally travel to any foreign country in connection with your Child’s participation in the Program.Your Child must be between the ages of 9 and 14 as of July, 2018.You and/or your Child must not be a candidate for public office and must agree not to become one until one (1) year after the initial exhibition of the episodes of the Program in which your Child appears, if selected as a participant.Your Child must be in good health and capable of participating in strenuous athletic activities;You and your Child will need to be available to the production for approximately between three and five days or possibly longer or shorter beginning in July 2018 (all dates subject to change in the sole discretion of Producer as defined herein), and You and your Child will need to be available for pre-production and post production activities. Furthermore, You and your Child may be separated from the other members of your family for some or all of this time. You and your Child will need to be willing to travel to various locations as part of production.(all dates subject to change in the sole discretion of Producer as defined herein), and You and your Child will need to be available for pre-production and post production activities. Furthermore, You and your Child may be separated from the other members of your family for some or all of this time. You and your Child will need to be willing to travel to various locations as part of production.NBC Universal, Inc. or any television production company, network, station or distributor owned and operated by NBC Universal, Inc.;Producer, or any other person or entity involved in the development, production, distribution or other exploitation of the Program or any version or variation thereof;Any sponsor of the Program or its advertising agency; orAny person or entity supplying prizes or other services to the program.in -&nbspThis website is for sale! -&nbspProgram Resources and Information. addition, Producer and Network reserve the right to render ineligible any person whom either party determines, in its sole discretion, is sufficiently connected with the production, administration, judging, or distribution of the Program, such that his or her participation in the Program could create the appearance of impropriety.If your Child is selected as a potential participant, your Child, and You must execute waivers and release agreements, including, but not limited to, an applicant agreement and release and other agreement(s) as required by the Producer or the Network, or any of their licensees, successors or assigns.Any offer to become a participant is conditioned upon You and your Child: (i) granting Producer access to your Child’s various social media accounts (as set forth herein) if not fully accessible to public view; and (ii) your Child’s submission to physical examinations to be conducted by medical professionals selected by and paid for by the Producer and the certification of the medical professionals that your Child meets all physical requirements. You must be willing to submit your Child’s medical information to the production, and your Child must be willing to submit to a medical examination. American Ninja Warrior Jr. Casting

If you join the US Military at 17 and get injured, it’s not very likely that you’ll prevail in any ensuing lawsuit against the United States Government.Most US states, the Legal Age of Contract is 18, though Nebraska is 19. You can not legally enter into a contract until you’re of age. The Participation Agreement aks Waiver is a legal contract, therefore requiring the parties to be of Legal Age of Contract.Parental Consent is not an option as precedent has been set that only the individual may release or waive liability. Also, just because a young person’s dad signs a release, in the result of an injury or death, there’s nothing that would restrict the person’s mother, grandmother, sister, uncle, etc., in suing.Additionally, regardless the numbers, skydiving is still seen by a large percentage of people to be the domain of idiots and insane. That being the case, it’s considered negligent simply exposing a young person to such activity. Water is also very dangerous, people die swimming and otherwise engaging in water activities, it happens all the time. But, we don’t generally consider water to be dangerous, we’re in and around it from birth.There is no law restricting me as a drop zone owner from taking children,regardless of age, maybe 5 year olds up for a tandem skydive. But, it’s virtually a given that were I to ever injure or kill a child, I’d lose everything I have, everything I’ll ever have, and potentially face criminal charges.Maybe once you’re of age, you can learn to skydive, earn ratings, purchase gear an airplane, and hang out your shingle. At that point, you can pretty much do whatever you want, but you will also be subject to the consequences of your choices.Martin