Plain English Breakdown
The effective date is not provided in the source material, so it cannot be confirmed when this rule begins.
HB2736: Limits on Lawsuits About Firearm Hold Agreements
This law protects individuals and private groups from being sued for returning a gun to its owner under an agreement, unless the return was caused by unlawful conduct.
What This Bill Does
- Adds a rule that limits lawsuits against people or private groups who return firearms at the end of an agreement.
- Defines what counts as a 'firearm hold agreement' in Arizona law.
- Removes this legal protection if the person holding the gun acted unlawfully.
Who It Names or Affects
- Individuals or private groups who agree to hold someone else's firearm
- Firearm owners whose guns are held under an agreement
Terms To Know
- firearm hold agreement
- A written or oral deal where a person takes physical possession of another person's lawfully owned gun, holds it for an agreed time, and returns it.
- liability limitation
- A rule that stops people from being held legally responsible in court for certain actions.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state when this law will officially start working.
- The law only protects the return of firearms if they were lawfully possessed by the owner before the agreement started.
- The text does not list specific examples of what counts as 'unlawful conduct'.