Hope it wasnt Deleted User new boat mike f boat
Hypothetical ,sort of, 5 yachts in a yard "a" "b" "c" "d" and "e" . yacht "a" catches fire (genuine claim ) and sets fire to yacht "b" That would be third party claim. but yacht "c" catches fire . whose fault is it ? Yacht "a"" who started the fire or yacht "b" that caused the fire to spread to yacht "c". T he carnage continues and yacht d" and "e" burn out in succession.( that's how fires work one starts the next and so on. ) In motor claims I THINK consequential damage is not covered. eg I tailram you and you tailram the car in front I would be liable for your damage but not the car you hit. Any insurance people on here that can set me straight?About fires, if a yacht with a 1.000.000 coverage for 3rd party burns and sets fire to yachts around worth 20.000.000 who pays the 19.000.000 gap?
In car insurance the mandatory 3rd party coverage is 7.290.000 and above that each pays his damages.
How does it work for boat insurance?
Hypothetical ,sort of, 5 yachts in a yard "a" "b" "c" "d" and "e" . yacht "a" catches fire (genuine claim ) and sets fire to yacht "b" That would be third party claim. but yacht "c" catches fire . whose fault is it ? Yacht "a"" who started the fire or yacht "b" that caused the fire to spread to yacht "c". T he carnage continues and yacht d" and "e" burn out in succession.( that's how fires work one starts the next and so on. ) In motor claims I THINK consequential damage is not covered. eg I tailram you and you tailram the car in front I would be liable for your damage but not the car you hit. Any insurance people on here that can set me straight?