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Writing my own Disclaimer
Just though of another thing! As I am organizing my own Ghost hunt event, can I write my own Disclaimer or do I need it done professionally?
(Sorry this might be a stupid question).
(Sorry this might be a stupid question).
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi all, thanks for your advice. I have sort Personal liability ins (as per the hoteliers request) as I have paying customers (the cost is for Bed and breakfast, 3 course meal and use of spa)
I'm not charging for the 'actual' Ghost hunt, I'm just doing it as it's a hobby.
I've been advised to make a disclaimer for loss of 'personal' property and to ensure that I have advised the group that they should not be drunk or have taken drugs (not that they will, they are a good bunch). Also that they don't have a bad heart etc... (but this is only for what I remember signing in the past as part of a ghost hunt I've attended.
There will be 14, but I know them all personally.
Thanks Pinky
I'm not charging for the 'actual' Ghost hunt, I'm just doing it as it's a hobby.
I've been advised to make a disclaimer for loss of 'personal' property and to ensure that I have advised the group that they should not be drunk or have taken drugs (not that they will, they are a good bunch). Also that they don't have a bad heart etc... (but this is only for what I remember signing in the past as part of a ghost hunt I've attended.
There will be 14, but I know them all personally.
Thanks Pinky
Hi Pinkypie,
Day to day I work for a business insurance broker and I have spoken to a number of professional ghost hunter / tour guides. Although you aren't planning to do it in a professional capacity, you may find that certain sites will require you to have at least some public liability insurance in place before you take your group on-site. So PL is something you should consider.
Kind Regards
Tim
Day to day I work for a business insurance broker and I have spoken to a number of professional ghost hunter / tour guides. Although you aren't planning to do it in a professional capacity, you may find that certain sites will require you to have at least some public liability insurance in place before you take your group on-site. So PL is something you should consider.
Kind Regards
Tim
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