House insurance covers 3rd party for your yacht! - Blimey
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Uricanejack
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Boat and house in Canada. Insurance in Canada with a major provider who operates in Canada, US and UK
davidej
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My household policy states that public liability is is limited to events occuring
"from your your ownership of the house"
I think this is the industry norm -if anyone knows different, please let us know the insurance company
"from your your ownership of the house"
I think this is the industry norm -if anyone knows different, please let us know the insurance company
iain789
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Completely irrelevant I know, but a few years ago my then teenage son collided with a car while riding his bike. His fault . No injuries, but the car owner claimed for damage to his car. Household insurance sorted it all out no bother.
prv
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Might have been worth mentioning that, as what is normal in things like insurance policies will differ, even though the parent company might be the same.
Pete
Mudisox
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1st is the Ore, tripper MFV gave it away.
chrishelen
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just checked my house contents insurance...no mention of boats or watercraft or even caravans...but i would be interested to see if household cover extended to "wreck recovery and removal" if your boat sank at its moorings.
Uricanejack
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The Insurance Company was General Acident.
The coverage was listed on the 4th page of small print. In the section on Liabilty not house hold contents.
limited to 16hp and 8m unless specified.
My boat was specified but I don't know what I have done with old policy and cover letter.
New policy does not have specific referance just general.
Another old Poicy has smae clause from Gore Insurance whoever they are.
Use of Watercraft owned by insured.
I do not know if this liabilty section was a special add on to basic house insurance or just something in Canada. I was not the post wich recomened to Dylan. I just confirmed I had insured my boat this way. The post recomending may not be from Canada.
If you want the correct answer as aplies in UK ask General Acident or your insurance broker.
The coverage was listed on the 4th page of small print. In the section on Liabilty not house hold contents.
limited to 16hp and 8m unless specified.
My boat was specified but I don't know what I have done with old policy and cover letter.
New policy does not have specific referance just general.
Another old Poicy has smae clause from Gore Insurance whoever they are.
Use of Watercraft owned by insured.
I do not know if this liabilty section was a special add on to basic house insurance or just something in Canada. I was not the post wich recomened to Dylan. I just confirmed I had insured my boat this way. The post recomending may not be from Canada.
If you want the correct answer as aplies in UK ask General Acident or your insurance broker.
toadfish
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What beautiful, beautiful photos, Sir.
correct
there are a few image galleries here
http://www.keepturningleft.co.uk/category/galleries/
feel free to lift and use any of them without credit
they are only frame grabs from my films
the barge one came from a gallery called east Anglian light
http://www.keepturningleft.co.uk/galleries/east-anglian-light/
these are from two other East Anglian Rivers - any guesses?
