New Hampshire § 146-C:11-b Limited Liability for Fiduciaries

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 146-C:11-b — Limited Liability for Fiduciaries

New Hampshire § 146-C:11-b

Title XPUBLIC HEALTH

Ch. 146-CUNDERGROUND STORAGE FACILITIES

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 146-C:11-b (2026).

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I. A fiduciary shall not be considered an owner or operator under this chapter in its individual capacity and shall not be liable in its individual capacity under RSA 146-C:11. II. Nothing in this section shall preclude claims under RSA 146-C:11 against:

(a)A fiduciary in its representative capacity;

(b)The assets of the estate or trust administered by a fiduciary; or

(c)Non-employee agents or independent contractors retained by a fiduciary. III. Nothing in this section shall preclude claims to recover costs under RSA 146-C:11 against fiduciaries in their individual capacity based on negligence or intentional misconduct. Fiduciaries shall not be attributed with the negligence or intentional misconduct of non-employee agents or independent contractors so long as the fiduciary has conduct

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I. A fiduciary shall not be considered an owner or operator under this chapter in its individual capacity and shall not be liable in its individual capacity under RSA 146-C:11.
II. Nothing in this section shall preclude claims under RSA 146-C:11 against:
(a) A fiduciary in its representative capacity;
(b) The assets of the estate or trust administered by a fiduciary; or
(c) Non-employee agents or independent contractors retained by a fiduciary.
III. Nothing in this section shall preclude claims to recover costs under RSA 146-C:11 against fiduciaries in their individual capacity based on negligence or intentional misconduct. Fiduciaries shall not be attributed with the negligence or intentional misconduct of non-employee agents or independent contractors so long as the fiduciary has conducted itself without fault with regard to its relationship with such non-employee agents or independent contractors.