Re: SER1 Club liability

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There is a legal document this side of the pond called a liability waiver which can be signed between the parties to absolve the seller of liabilty for the goods. I don't understand why this hasn't been done. If it can work out in California where I live it can work anywhere in the US, because we have probably the highest number of lawyers per capita in the US (nothing to boast about IMHO). But then I'm merely an engineer, not a lawyer.

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Karen Sindir
'51 S1 80 Kirbie
'66 SIIa 88 Barbaros
'74 SIII 88 Red Rufy
'95 Disco EFE


---- Rob Modica <rmodica@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: 
> I can understand the concern (and we have some real nuts over here who 
> want to sue everybody) but realistically how many potential lawsuits 
> are there going to be over mailing Land Rover sponges, or a badge, or a 
> manual?
> 
> Rob
> On Friday, December 16, 2005, at 08:43  PM, Simon Dewing wrote:
> 
> > Keith,
> >
> > I believe they get too many problems with product liability if they 
> > send
> > stuff over here as a trader, there are way too many people ready to sue
> > this side of the Atlantic so no one in the UK can get insurers to cover
> > them at reasonable rates.
> 
> 
>     Rob Modica, Tucson AZ
>     '51 Series I  80"  16136629
>     '60 Series II 109" 164000620
>     '94 Series IV 92" #1919
>     '94 Disco 5spd
>      www.azlro.ORG
>   A Land Rover owner since 1973
> 
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