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Subject: RE: [LML] Re: Any liability lawsuits
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From: "Chuck Jensen" <cjensen@dts9000.com>

In addition to selling the plane as 'unairworthy' if you obtained a Hold =
Harmless and Indemnification Agreement from the Purchaser, then the =
Purchaser would be (nearly) excluded from suing the seller.  Other =
people that may be harmed would have to sue the Purchaser first, before =
they could come back on the Seller.  Even then, the Purchaser would have =
to make you whole to the full extent of his financial capabilities =
before they got into your pockets. =20

All legal barriers can be penetrated, but given the low level, or =
non-existent successful suits, and the additional barriers of Hold =
Harmless and Indemnification, the true risks shrinks to one of =
insignificance.  After all, we live in a risky world but if we wish to =
live and function, we must accept a certainly level of quantified =
risk...this seems to be one of the small ones and the financial gain =
from a sale is outsized to the small legal risk.

Chuck Jensen