§ 1121 State Fish Hatchery Leases
This law lets the state promise to protect a county, city, or other public agency from lawsuits or costs when the state rents their land to run a fish hatchery, and the state can buy insurance for that promise.
The state rents a piece of land from a county to build a fish hatchery.
If someone gets hurt at the hatchery and tries to sue the county, the state will pay for the damages because the lease says the state will protect the county. The state can also buy insurance to cover those costs.
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§ 1121 State Fish Hatchery Leases
Last verified: January 10, 2026