Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 75B.002
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§ 75B.002. LIMITED LIABILITY.
Official statutory text
(a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), a recreational vehicle park or campground entity is not liable to any person for a recreational vehicle park or campground participant injury or damages arising out of a recreational vehicle park or campground participant injury if, at the time of the recreational vehicle park or campground activity from which the injury arises, the warning prescribed by Section 75B.003 was posted in accordance with that section.
(b) This section does not limit liability for an injury:
(1) proximately caused by:
(A) the recreational vehicle park or campground entity's negligence with regard to the safety of the recreational vehicle park or campground participant;
(B) a potentially dangerous condition on the land, facilities, or equipment used in the activity, of which the recreational vehicle park or campground entity knew or reasonably should have known; or
(C) the recreational vehicle park or campground entity's failure to train or improper training of an employee of the recreational vehicle park or campground entity actively involved in a recreational vehicle park or campground activity; or
(2) intentionally caused by the recreational vehicle park or campground entity.
(c) A limitation on liability provided by this section to a recreational vehicle park or campground entity is in addition to other limitations of liability.
(b) This section does not limit liability for an injury:
(1) proximately caused by:
(A) the recreational vehicle park or campground entity's negligence with regard to the safety of the recreational vehicle park or campground participant;
(B) a potentially dangerous condition on the land, facilities, or equipment used in the activity, of which the recreational vehicle park or campground entity knew or reasonably should have known; or
(C) the recreational vehicle park or campground entity's failure to train or improper training of an employee of the recreational vehicle park or campground entity actively involved in a recreational vehicle park or campground activity; or
(2) intentionally caused by the recreational vehicle park or campground entity.
(c) A limitation on liability provided by this section to a recreational vehicle park or campground entity is in addition to other limitations of liability.
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