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Tag Archives: Marine
Expert yacht design agreements with Scott Bailey’s marine law team
When drafting yacht design agreements between owners and designers, it’s important to focus on the design requirements, and ensure all parties understand their rights, obligations, and liabilities. At Scott Bailey LLP, our Marine Law team, led by Partner Ben Ironmonger, specialises in crafting comprehensive and clear legal agreements that protect your interests throughout the process. Key parts of yacht design agreements Payment terms: Not normally the first clause of a design agreement, but it is so important for all parties to be on the same page in terms of how and when payment is made. For projects expected to run for months and years, it is vital for design studios to incorporate clear, unambiguous payment terms into their design agreements. Design specifications: Clearly define the type of yacht design and its main features to prevent misunderstandings or disputes. Begin with … Continue reading
Houseboat ownership: a legal guide
Across the UK, but particularly in the vibrant hub of London where property prices soar and availability dwindles, the prospect of living on a houseboat may beckon to those in pursuit of an affordable and distinctive lifestyle. Before navigating the waters of this increasingly trendy housing option, potential buyers should acquaint themselves with the legal intricacies associated with houseboat ownership. The Boat Ranging from purpose-built vessels to ingeniously repurposed barges or motorised crafts, it’s fair to say that boats you can live on come in a range of shapes and sizes. Many traditional houseboats have no self-propulsion, so buyers must think carefully about the hassle of moving a houseboat, if required, as costs will rack up! Houseboat Moorings To live on a boat full-time, you need to be either “continuously cruising” or have a “residential mooring”. Securing a suitable mooring … Continue reading
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