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§ 99E-32. Warning required.
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Agritourism professionals must post the required warning signs and include the warning notice in certain written contracts.
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§ 99E-4. Exception.
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A landowner’s liability for injury or death linked to equine recreation is limited by G.S. 38A-4 and is not governed by this Part.
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§ 99E-40. Title.
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The act may be cited as the “Commonsense Consumption Act.”
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§ 99E-41. Definitions.
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This section defines “claim,” “knowing and willful conduct,” and “other person” for this Article.
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§ 99E-42. Claims arising from weight gain, obesity, associated health conditions, or long-term consumption of food — Limitation on liability.
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Certain food packers, distributors, manufacturers, carriers, holders, sellers, marketers, advertisers, and related associations are not liable in civil actions for claims tied to weight gain, obesity, or similar conditions from long-term food consumption, except as provided in G.S. 99E-43.
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§ 99E-43. Claims arising from weight gain, obesity, associated health conditions, or long-term consumption of food — Exceptions to limit on liability.
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This section says liability is not blocked for certain food-related civil claims if the claim fits one of two specified exception paths.
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§ 99E-44. Construction of Article.
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This Article does not create any new claim, right of action, or civil liability, and it does not interfere with an agency’s existing exclusive or primary jurisdiction over food adulteration or misbranding violations.
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§ 99E-50. Definitions.
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This section defines several terms used in the article, including “asbestos claim,” “corporation,” “successor,” “successor asbestos-related liability,” and “transferor.”
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§ 99E-51. Applicability.
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The limitations in G.S. 99E-52 apply to any successor, but not to the listed exceptions.
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§ 99E-52. Limitation on successor asbestos-related liability.
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A successor corporation’s asbestos-related liability is capped at the transferor’s fair market asset value at the merger or consolidation, with a special substitution rule for certain prior mergers.
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§ 99E-53. Establishing fair market value of total gross assets.
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A successor corporation may value total gross assets using any reasonable method.
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§ 99E-54. Adjustment.
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The section sets how the fair market value of total gross assets is adjusted annually after a merger or consolidation, using the prime rate plus 1%, with limits on compounding and special stop/exception rules.
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§ 99E-55. Scope of Article; application.
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This Article applies to asbestos claims filed against a successor on or after the act’s effective date.
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§ 99E-6. Definitions.
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This section defines terms used in the Part about farm animal activities.
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§ 99E-65. Standard of proof.
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In covered civil actions, the plaintiff must prove the case by clear and convincing evidence.
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§ 99E-7. Liability.
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Farm animal activity sponsors, professionals, and other participants’ counterparties are generally protected from liability for injuries caused by inherent risks, with stated exceptions.
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§ 99E-70. Definitions.
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This section defines “COVID-19” and “Person” for the Article.
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§ 99E-71. Limited immunity.
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This section gives limited immunity for COVID-19-related claims and requires notice on covered premises.
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§ 99E-72. Applicability.
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This section says the article applies only to claims arising no later than 180 days after Executive Order No. 116 expires or is rescinded.
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§ 99E-8. Warning required.
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Farm animal activity sponsors and farm animal professionals must post required warning signs and include the warning notice in certain written contracts; equine-only operations may use the subsection (c) notice, and noncompliance blocks immunity under this Part.
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