The waiver should include language stating that the person(s) acknowledge the risks associated with the operation and agree to release you from any liability for damages or injuries that may occur as a result. Be sure to include specific details, such as the date, location, and description of the circumstances. It's also a good idea to have the person signing the waiver provide their name, contact information, and vehicle details.
For example, the waiver may read something like this:
Waiver of Liability for Vehicle Recovery
I, the undersigned, hereby acknowledge and agree to the following:
1. I am voluntarily requesting assistance in recovering my vehicle, which is currently stuck in a ditch, mud, or snow.
2. I am fully aware that the recovery process involves potential risks, including but not limited to damage to my vehicle.
3. I hereby release and discharge [Your Name] and any individual or entity assisting in my vehicle recovery from any and all claims, lawsuits, damages, costs, or liabilities arising from or in any way related to the vehicle recovery.
4. I understand that by signing this waiver, I am giving up my right to take legal action against any party involved in the vehicle recovery process, regardless of the cause of any damage or injury.
5. I declare that I have read, understand, and agree to the terms of this liability waiver.
By signing below, I acknowledge and accept the conditions set forth in this waiver.
Signature: _________________
Date: _______________
Witness Signature: _________________
Date: _______________
Witness Signature: _________________
Date: _______________
Remember, it's essential to consult with local legal counsel to ensure the waiver complies with your jurisdiction's laws and regulations. By having a properly drafted and signed waiver, you can help protect yourself from unnecessary legal complications and liabilities.
