South Carolina § 52-19-90 Consent of parent, guardian; disclosure of medical conditions; intoxicated jumper or jumper who poses danger.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 52-19-90 — Consent of parent, guardian; disclosure of medical conditions; intoxicated jumper or jumper who poses danger.

South Carolina § 52-19-90

Title 52AMUSEMENTS AND ATHLETIC CONTESTS

Ch. 19BUNGEE JUMPING

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S.C. Code Ann. § 52-19-90 (2026).

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(A)The owner must secure the consent of a parent or guardian for any jumper who is under the age of sixteen. The parent or guardian must be over eighteen years old and must sign an authorization stating he or she is the jumper's parent or guardian and is consenting to the bungee jump. The authorization must be permanently retained by the owner with the daily log.

(B)The owner must disclose to each jumper all medical conditions which may be adversely affected by jumping. The owner must make disclosure, at a minimum, with respect to the following medical conditions:

(1)pregnancy;

(2)back or neck injury;

(3)heart condition;

(4)broken bone.

(C)Any jumper who, in the opinion of the bungee staff, represents a danger to himself or others shall not be allowed to jump.

(D)Jumpers in an into

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(A) The owner must secure the consent of a parent or guardian for any jumper who is under the age of sixteen. The parent or guardian must be over eighteen years old and must sign an authorization stating he or she is the jumper's parent or guardian and is consenting to the bungee jump. The authorization must be permanently retained by the owner with the daily log. (B) The owner must disclose to each jumper all medical conditions which may be adversely affected by jumping. The owner must make disclosure, at a minimum, with respect to the following medical conditions: (1) pregnancy; (2) back or neck injury; (3) heart condition; (4) broken bone. (C) Any jumper who, in the opinion of the bungee staff, represents a danger to himself or others shall not be allowed to jump. (D) Jumpers in an intoxicated state shall not be allowed to jump.