Practical Boat Owner

THE PAPERWORK

Proof of ownership

Daniel forwarded his proof of ownership, as well the previous survey and a Certificate of British Registry, dated 2011. He even had details of previous work done on Maximus (including antifouling and saildrive leg replacement) and the sums paid, which was really handy.

There was no doubt Daniel was the owner of . However, if you’re buying a boat with no paperwork, Ben Sutcliffe-Davies advises to proceed with caution. Without a complete history, you need to consider whether the vessel has suffered neglect or damage. Try

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