"Remember the "Needlefish" submarine for
sale a while back?"
This brings to mind a question about product liability. In the homebuilt
aviation industry, you are the manufacturer of an aircraft that you
built and sold to a third party. Even if that person signs a liability waiver,
successive owners and thier survivors are not so bound. You may be liable
if the thing comes apart and it can be proven to be a manufacturing
defect.
How does this apply to homebuilt boats? I say boats,
because in most states your K-350 has to be registered as a boat and
therefore...legally, that is what it is.
This may have been covered in years past but, I have not been a party to it
and the archives are tedious. It's a bit important to anyone selling.
Joe