Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 95A.0001
This is the official text of Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 95A.0001, part of Texas’s Civil Practice and Remedies Code — sets procedural rules and available remedies for civil lawsuits.
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§ 95A.0001. EVIDENCE OF FAILURE TO FORBID HANDGUNS.
Official statutory text
The fact that a card, sign, or other document described by Section 30.06(c)(3) or 30.07(c)(3), Penal Code, is not posted on the property of a business or any other evidence that a person failed to exercise the person's option to forbid the carrying of a handgun by a license holder on the property:
(1) is not admissible as evidence in a trial on the merits in an action:
(A) against a person, including a business or other entity, who owns, controls, or manages the property; and
(B) in which the cause of action arises from an injury sustained on the property; and
(2) does not support a cause of action described by Subdivision (1) against a person described by that subdivision.
(1) is not admissible as evidence in a trial on the merits in an action:
(A) against a person, including a business or other entity, who owns, controls, or manages the property; and
(B) in which the cause of action arises from an injury sustained on the property; and
(2) does not support a cause of action described by Subdivision (1) against a person described by that subdivision.
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