junnie, I have been well aware of what the term "liability" has meant for
decades. Liability insurance is in fact liability insurance. Duh.

when that is what you want, that is what you want.

and liability insurance is most usually what one wants on a cheap ass boat.
duh. as was the premise of this thread. duh.

junnie, you be one fumb duck. Now go stand in the corner.


From: Gene Kearns
Date: 10/20/2004 9:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id:

On 21 Oct 2004 00:54:48 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote:

Again, straw man figures. If you only have liability and the only
line item on your declarations page is $2,000, that is all they are
going to pay..... and I wouldn't pay even $75 for that.

junnie, you obviously have no clucking fue what the word liability means.
go
away.

You know... that underscores your basic flaw.... it makes not a whit
what *I* think or *you* think liability means.... *THE INSURANCE
COMPANY* defines *liability* not you or me.....

LIABILITY as defined by many boat policies is:

Insurance against:
attempted or actual raising
failure to raise
bodily injury or loss of life
liability to any paid crew
loss or damage to property
pollution.

It does NOT cover (but is not limited to):
anybody living in your household
any conveyance of your property
punitive damages

Limited to:
Liability Coverage or the amount on you declarations page
any series of accidents arising from the same event.....

read your policy dood....

it might not say what you wish it did!


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