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Old 01-03-15 | 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by tandempower
People can sue, but if the law clearly states that campers camp at their own risk and the property owner makes no claims about the quality of the land being used, then shouldn't any lawsuit be easily dismissed? If not, couldn't the law provide counter-lawsuit provisions that would make it easy for property owners to recover any legal fees spent defending against a false claim? That would discourage lawsuits and clarify the intent to make campers responsible for themselves and their stuff on the property, rather than the owner.
You're splitting my sides. PA's EALA took 16 years to pass. What could be passed and what would pass are often two different things.

Theorize all you want, but I don't think it will ever become reality.
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