Marina Operation

Are you operating a marina? Do you know your legal obligations arising out of your business activity?

Marina operator’s legal liability can arise in many ways within number of activities undertaken by the marina operator such as;

liability arising out of a regatta
member to member collision
liability arising out of repair works
sudden and accidental pollution
personal and advertising injuries
tenants liability
product liability

Can you think of any activity where you will be held legally responsible?

A Marina Operation

Legal liability within your business activities can rise by a) civil law (tort liability), b) contractual obligations or c) statutory requirements. Marine Operator’s Liability (MOL) insurance policy will take care of liability towards the third party along with your assets from loss of or damage to boats and related machinery, sails, engines and similar while in your care, custody or control at your insured locations arising from the following business activities – but not limited to;

boats mooring at pontoons, piers, slips and buoys rented to a third party by you
boat storage on land whether inside or outside of a building including any lifting operations necessary for boat storage.
fuelling of boats
the sale and provision of water, electricity, internet and pump out services to boats
the hauling and launching of boats into and out of the water
boat repair, boat maintenance and boat refit work

A Marina Operator’s Liability insurance policy can take care of the complete business activities along with the