[alberg30] Digest Number 409

[Alan P. Kefauver]

From: "Alan P. Kefauver" <apk2 at home.com>

In Md. you don't have to have insurance if you own the boat. the risk is all yours. But, if someone gets injured on your boat and you don't have liability, you are personally liable. You could lose your house, car, etc. if they sue and get a judgement. Without a specific rider, your Homwowners Insurance does not apply.I have liability ($500k), but that's all since the boat is 35 years old. ($65/yr)
Alan
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On 10/16/1999 at 2:05 PM Paul VandenBosch wrote:

>From: "Paul VandenBosch" <admin at cruisenews.net>
>
>Is insurance required if you own a boat outright?
>Do you have to show proof of insurance for registration (in MI)?
>Do marina's  generally require proof of insurance for a seasonal slip?
>
>Paul VandenBosch
>
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