§ 1-631. Immunity of a domestic violence shelter and any person associated with the shelter concerning torts committed on the shelter’s premises.
A domestic violence shelter, and people associated with it, are generally immune from tort damages for harm caused on the shelter premises by a non-associated perpetrator.
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§ 1-631. Immunity of a domestic violence shelter and any person associated with the shelter concerning torts committed on the shelter’s premises.
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