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Taking a kid riding that isn't yours...
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[QUOTE="JMD, post: 169359, member: 24087"] My best advice: don't do it unless the parents come along. But if you're going to do it, remember that Texas case law suggests that the waiver clause be conspicuous in the document, i.e. typed in boldface or larger type. Also, you want an express negligence clause, absolving you of liability even in the case of negligence on your part (or your father's part). At least that what I hear from a lawyer acquaintance. [/QUOTE]
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