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On Apr 21, 9:45*am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: Someone invents a windmill powered "sailboat". *This windmill generates electricity that, in turn, charges batteries which are used to drive an electric motor that turns a propeller in the water. The windmill can be swiveled an any direction to face the wind. What is it? *I'd say it was a motorboat when underway using the electric motor and the water propeller. * Wilbur Hubbard The definitions of both Seaman and Vessel as defined by the Jones Act have broadend over the decades to adapt to the ever changing marine industry. The courts create the difinitions. You should have been an attorney Wilbur Bob |
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