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On 14 Jul 2006 13:35:09 -0700, "beaufortnc"
wrote: With this method, he was able to charter his boat with more than 6 guests, and without a captain's license. Does anyone know the real story on this? Was he f.o.s.? What about your insurance company, what do THEY think? That's where you are most likely to get in trouble first. Your co called friends will be calling lawyers very quickly if there is any kind of mishap onboard. It is unlikely in my opinion, that your insurance company will provide charter coverage without a licensed captain. |
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