Tex. Natural Resources Code § 113.301
This is the official text of Tex. Natural Resources Code § 113.301, part of Texas’s Natural Resources Code — governs land, minerals, and natural resource management.
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§ 113.301. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY OF LICENSED INSTALLER OR SERVICER.
Official statutory text
A person is not liable for damages caused solely by a malfunction or the installation, modification, or improper operation of an LPG system that the person delivered for installation, installed, or serviced in a residential, commercial, or public building or in a motor vehicle if:
(1) the person was licensed by the commission to perform the installation or service or was a registrant;
(2) the delivery, installation, or service was performed in compliance with the safety rules and standards adopted by the commission;
(3) the person has no control over the operation or use of the LPG system;
(4) the person was not negligent; and
(5) the person did not supply a defective product which was a producing cause of harm.
(1) the person was licensed by the commission to perform the installation or service or was a registrant;
(2) the delivery, installation, or service was performed in compliance with the safety rules and standards adopted by the commission;
(3) the person has no control over the operation or use of the LPG system;
(4) the person was not negligent; and
(5) the person did not supply a defective product which was a producing cause of harm.
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