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Utah Code § 4-34-106

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§ 4-34-106. Limitation of liability of donor, nonprofit charitable organization, and county.

Official statutory text

In addition to Section 78B-4-502, except in the event of an injury resulting from gross negligence, recklessness, or intentional conduct, the following are not liable for damages in a civil action or subject to prosecution in a criminal proceeding for injury that occurs as a result of an act or the omission of an act, including injury resulting from ingesting the donated agricultural product or meat from wild game: (1) a county or an agency of a county that participates in good faith in a food donation program; (2) a donor of an agricultural product who participates in good faith in a food donation program; (3) a donor of wild game meat, including a custom meat processor, who complies with Section 4-34-108 and participates in good faith in a food donation program; or (4) a nonprofit charitable organization receiving, accepting, gleaning, or distributing an agricultural product or meat from wild game donated under this chapter in good faith to the nonprofit charitable organization.

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