Name Reserved?
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rochepoint
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- Roche Point
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- 1985 Cheer Men PT38 Sedan
It means that the seller wishes to keep the name, so if you buy the boat you have too rename it.
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- FlyWright
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- 1977 Marshall Californian 34 LRC
But there are many cases of multiple boats with the same name. Can post-sale renaming of the boat be an enforceable condition of sale?
CPseudonym
Moderator Emeritus
I'm no lawyer but would think that when written into a formal sale contract it should be. Enforceable conditions are what contracts are essentially.
Fishbucket
Member
Seriously... he didn't know what he was doing with the boat anyway, How could he expect to name it properly?
markpierce
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Presuming one wants to keep the name, cross out the "name reserved" clause and then sign the contract.
