Are the public insured at car boots

[didgery]

Can any one advise me on insurance cover regarding public liability at car boots ? I notice more and more proprietors are now charging entrance fees" ordinary markets are free to enter" and sellers have to provide public liability insurance "
would the entry fee cover the public liability insurance ?
or are the proprietors and sellers excempt from liability for insuring customers,
I have never ever seen a notice on accident claims posted at car boots to give advise on claims or indeed if we are covered by public liability insurance"

[Ethel]

It varies. Here's one that requires all traders to have public liability insurance:

http://www.exeter.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid= 1628

And here's one that requires the operator to have the insurance:

http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/business/licen ses/street/car_boot.htm

So it seems there is no hard and fast rule.

[BagPussAA]

I have been to many car boot sales as a seller and have never needed to provide a liability insurance certificate so I am positive that the sellers are not providing the cover.