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The Waiver of Responsibility Form is a crucial legal document used in Austria when one party wishes to protect itself from potential liability claims arising from specific activities or services. This document, governed by Austrian law, particularly the ABGB (Austrian Civil Code), is commonly used in recreational, sporting, educational, and various business contexts where inherent risks exist. The waiver must be carefully drafted to ensure enforceability under Austrian law, which notably prohibits the waiver of liability for gross negligence or intentional harm. It typically includes detailed descriptions of activities, associated risks, and clear acknowledgments from the signing party. The document is particularly relevant in situations involving voluntary participation in potentially risky activities, where participants need to acknowledge their understanding and acceptance of inherent risks.

1. Parties: Identification of the party providing the waiver (releasing party) and the party being released from liability (released party), including full legal names and addresses

2. Background: Brief context explaining the circumstances leading to the waiver and the relationship between the parties

3. Definitions: Clear definitions of key terms used in the waiver, including 'Activities', 'Claims', and 'Liability'

4. Scope of Waiver: Detailed description of what activities, claims, and liabilities are covered by the waiver

5. Acknowledgment of Risks: Express acknowledgment by the releasing party of the risks involved and their voluntary assumption of these risks

6. Exclusions: Clear statement of what is not waived (e.g., gross negligence, intentional harm) as per Austrian law

7. Duration: Period for which the waiver remains valid

8. Governing Law: Specification that Austrian law governs the waiver and its interpretation

9. Signatures: Execution block including date and signatures of all parties