The New Hampshire Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement is a legal document signed between two parties, in which one party acknowledges that they are aware of the potential risks associated with the activity they are engaging in, and agrees to indemnify the other party against any losses or damages arising out of the activity. The Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement is used to protect the other party from any liability that may arise due to the activity. There are two types of Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement in New Hampshire: the General Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement and the Special Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement. The General Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement is used for activities that do not involve specific risks, such as hiking, camping, or picnicking. The Special Acknowledgement of Risk and Indemnity Agreement is used for activities that involve specific risks, such as skiing, rock climbing, or white water rafting.