CaptainGrumpy
New member
After reading YM about insurance and lawsuit, I wonder who would be held responsible in the following case : while on a mooring, a yacht wants to raft. you ask them if they have insurance, they say they don't, you ask them to go elsewhere but the harbor master decides to allow them to raft. While securing his lines on your deck, the skipper trips and break his leg. Later, his wife starts a galley fire and partially destroy your boat. They do not have any cash to replace your boat but still sue you for personnal injury sustained on your yacht. Can you claim against the harbour master ?
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