Montana § 27-1-733 Liability Of Nonprofit Organizations And Their Employees For Injuries Suffered In Sponsored Rodeo And Similar Events

Montana Statutes

§ 27-1-733 — Liability Of Nonprofit Organizations And Their Employees For Injuries Suffered In Sponsored Rodeo And Similar Events

Montana § 27-1-733

Title 27CIVIL LIABILITY, REMEDIES, AND LIMITATIONS

Ch. 1AVAILABILITY OF REMEDIES -- LIABILITY

Part 7Liability

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Mont. Code Ann. § 27-1-733 (2026).

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27-1-733 . Liability of nonprofit organizations and their employees for injuries suffered in sponsored rodeo and similar events.

(1)A nonprofit organization sponsoring a rodeo, cowboy polo, cutting horse, O-Mok-See, trail riding, horse packing, horse show, or jackpot roping event, or employee of the organization, is not liable for injuries suffered by a contestant as a result of the contestant's voluntary participation in the event except for injuries caused by a willful or wanton act of the sponsoring organization or its employees.

(2)For purposes of this section, a minor is considered to be in voluntary participation in an event if:

(a)the minor has provided written consent to participate in the event; and

(b)the consent is approved by one of the minor's parents or by the minor's leg

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27-1-733 . Liability of nonprofit organizations and their employees for injuries suffered in sponsored rodeo and similar events. (1) A nonprofit organization sponsoring a rodeo, cowboy polo, cutting horse, O-Mok-See, trail riding, horse packing, horse show, or jackpot roping event, or employee of the organization, is not liable for injuries suffered by a contestant as a result of the contestant's voluntary participation in the event except for injuries caused by a willful or wanton act of the sponsoring organization or its employees.
(2) For purposes of this section, a minor is considered to be in voluntary participation in an event if:
(a) the minor has provided written consent to participate in the event; and
(b) the consent is approved by one of the minor's parents or by the minor's legal guardian.