Today's litigious society is an obvious concern for land owners operating a recreational lease enterprise. However, most landowners may have an exaggerated view of their risk.  Having the appropriate plan and legal documentation will go a long way in mitigating this risk.  To help Land Owners understand this issue, the Lease Hunter web site has compiled a comprehensive database for their use.

Landowner Liability Resources

How to Manage Liability in Recreational Lease Enterprises - Landowners should take some of these steps to limit liability risk in a recreational lease enterprise.

Landowner Liability for Hunters - Current law specifies the landowner's liability be  based on the amount charged to the hunter for entry. The landowner's responsibilities and alternatives for limiting liability are described.

Landowner Liability for Criminal Acts of Third Parties - Commercial property owners must meet the public and legal expectations to avoid liability.

Liabilities for Injuries: Landowners, Children, and Perilous Conditions - Landowners have legal responsibilities to children who may be injured while on their property. The degree of liability depends on the legal status of the child at the time of injury.

Test Your Knowledge of Landowner Liability - The Texas Real Estate Center has posted a nice little quiz to test your knowledge of landowner liability.

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