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The Bounce House Liability Waiver is an essential legal document for businesses operating inflatable play equipment in Hong Kong. It serves as a risk management tool that protects operators while ensuring participants and their guardians are fully informed of potential risks. This document is particularly crucial given Hong Kong's common law system and specific ordinances governing liability exclusions and recreational facility operations. The waiver should be used before any participant engages in bounce house activities, whether at permanent facilities, temporary events, or private parties. It includes comprehensive sections on risk acknowledgment, liability release, and parental consent for minors, alongside safety protocols and emergency procedures. The document is structured to comply with Hong Kong's legal requirements while being clear and understandable for all parties involved.

1. Parties: Identification of the bounce house operator/company and the participant/legal guardian

2. Background: Brief context about the bounce house activities and purpose of the waiver

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the waiver including 'Activities', 'Equipment', 'Injuries', 'Premises', etc.

4. Acknowledgment of Risks: Detailed description of potential risks and hazards associated with bounce house activities

5. Assumption of Risk: Participant's explicit acceptance of the described risks

6. Release of Liability: Core waiver language releasing the operator from liability for injuries or damages

7. Parental/Guardian Consent: Specific section for parents/guardians to consent on behalf of minor participants

8. Medical Authorization: Permission to seek emergency medical treatment if necessary

9. Rules and Instructions: Safety rules and instructions that must be followed while using the bounce house

10. Representations and Warranties: Participant's confirmation of physical fitness and ability to participate

11. Execution: Signature blocks and date for all parties