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Texas Codes > Civil Practice And Remedies Code > Title 6 > Chapter 127 > § 127.004. Exclusions

This chapter does not apply to loss or liability for damages or an expense arising from:

     (1)  personal injury, death, or property injury that results from radioactivity;

     (2)  property injury that results from pollution, including cleanup and control of the pollutant;

     (3)  property injury that results from reservoir or underground damage, including loss of oil, gas, other mineral substance, or water or the well bore itself;

     (4)  personal injury, death, or property injury that results from the performance of services to control a wild well to protect the safety of the general public or to prevent depletion of vital natural resources; or

     (5)  cost of control of a wild well, underground or above the surface.

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