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Captain legal question
Let's say a licensed master decides to offer to donate a boat ride to a
charitable organization's service auction. This group gets the money when someone pays for the ride, the buyer gets the boat ride, the captain gets nothing but a warm fuzzy feeling for contributing to the charity. This is clearly not a part of any business, and the captain is not in this business anyway. Has the captain received compensation for this according to USCG regulations? Does this mean s/he needs chartering insurance, has to be documented, etc. to do this annually? Capt. Jeff |
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