liquor; liability; technical correction
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Overview
Senate Bill 1495 makes a technical correction to Arizona law regarding liquor liability. Specifically, it clarifies that a ‘social host’ – someone other than a licensed seller or their employee – is not liable for injuries or property damage resulting from serving alcohol to a person of legal drinking age. This amendment ensures consistency in interpreting liability related to social gatherings involving alcohol.
Key provisions
- Amends Section 4-301 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.
- Defines ‘social host’ as a person not a licensee or employee.
- Limits liability for injuries or property damage caused by serving alcohol.
- Applies to individuals serving alcohol to those of legal drinking age.
Who is affected
- Social hosts
- Individuals serving alcohol
- Licensees
- Property owners
- Injured parties
Notable changes
- Clarifies the definition of ‘social host’ in the context of liquor liability.
- Provides a specific exception to liability for social hosts.
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