Tennessee § 29-20-207 Liability for injury arising out of the provision of emergency services

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§ 29-20-207 — Liability for injury arising out of the provision of emergency services

Tennessee § 29-20-207

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-20-207 (2026).

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Except as may otherwise be provided in the agreement, when any governmental entity is found liable under this part for any injury arising out of the provision of emergency services rendered under a written mutual aid agreement, automatic response agreement, operational agreement, or any other agreement specifically entered into between or among the parties, relating to the providing of emergency services under § 5-1-113 ; § 5-16-107 ; § 6-54-601 ; the Interlocal Cooperation Act, compiled in title 12, chapter 9; or other applicable law, the governmental entity benefiting from the provision of the services under the agreement may pay any judgment or award against the provider, subject to the limits of liability set forth in § 29-20-403 .

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Except as may otherwise be provided in the agreement, when any governmental entity is found liable under this part for any injury arising out of the provision of emergency services rendered under a written mutual aid agreement, automatic response agreement, operational agreement, or any other agreement specifically entered into between or among the parties, relating to the providing of emergency services under § 5-1-113 ; § 5-16-107 ; § 6-54-601 ; the Interlocal Cooperation Act, compiled in title 12, chapter 9; or other applicable law, the governmental entity benefiting from the provision of the services under the agreement may pay any judgment or award against the provider, subject to the limits of liability set forth in § 29-20-403 .