In regards to limitations of liability, a waiver is: a. A written contract by which one party
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In regards to limitations of liability, a "waiver" is:
a.
A written contract by which one party (first party) agrees to give up his/her rights to sue the other party if the first party suffers injury
b.
A written contract by which a person assigns future rights to an insurance company
c.
An implied verbal contract not to sue an event organizer that takes effect any time a person engages in a dangerous sport
d.
An implied undertaking by which two parties agree not to sue each other for future damages
e.
A written contract by which an event organizer agrees not to sue a spectator/participant
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