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From: Bob Conrich (no email)
Date: Mon Dec 15 2003 - 17:27:02 EST
> The real question is whether a $300,000 boat that has suffered $120,000
> worth of damage can be made 'good as new'.
I agree. And the overwhelming opinion of American
courts is that it can be made "substantially" new,
given the information you've presented.
Bryan, as he often does, makes a good point. If
you can find a specific reason why you believe the
boat is unrepairable, and if you can get a surveyor
to agree with you and write a report backing up his
opinion, you have something to talk to a lawyer
about.
> Our insurance policy has a $10,000 deductible.
From what you've told us, you had a choice between
making two possible claims: an insurance claim with
a deductible, or a warranty claim that probably has
none. It's unclear how you arrived at that decision,
but perhaps it's contributing to the problem.
Bob Conrich
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