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bill28104(at)yahoo.com
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 5:21 pm Post subject: Tads first

For all those interested, here's proof that Tad

Sargent 'slipped the earthly bonds' today and took his

dream plane skyward.  the rv grin is attached for

good.  Congrats again and seeya in the skies.

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sportav8r(at)aol.com
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 3:28 pm Post subject: Tads first

Beautiful bird, Tad!  I'm sure she'll be drop-dead gorgeous with her fairings and pants on.  Send more pix!

 

Congratulations!

 

-Stormy 

 

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AtknBob(at)AOL.COM
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Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 5:49 pm Post subject: Tads first

To: RVSouthEast-List Members

 

Hello to all:

 

    My name is Bob Atkinson, Lumberton, NJ and I have a  question re: a 

statement I read on the Serve e-m dated 1/23, posted by Ron  Awad.

 

If I understand the statement a "builder of an aircraft (or his heirs,  

estate etc) has a permanent liability to any/and all future owners or  passengers 

of said airplane", is this correct?

 

REASON FOR ASKING:

I am contemplating building an RV 7A.

However, in the event of my departure from planet earth, my would want to  

dispose of the plane -- having no use for it herself.

I don't wish to place the burden of potential liability upon her and that  is 

what caught my attention when I read Ron Awad's e-m.

 

Any answers and or comments would be greatly appreciated and I want to  thank 

anyone who would take the time to respond.

 

 

P S   I have been eavesdropping on the Serv em for about two  years and I 

really do enjoy hearing all of you talk about your experiences and  adventures.

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ceengland(at)bellsouth.ne
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Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 8:00 pm Post subject: Tads first

AtknBob(at)aol.com wrote:



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To: RVSouthEast-List Members

 

Hello to all:

 

    My name is Bob Atkinson, Lumberton, NJ and I have a  question re: a 

statement I read on the Serve e-m dated 1/23, posted by Ron  Awad.

 

If I understand the statement a "builder of an aircraft (or his heirs,  

estate etc) has a permanent liability to any/and all future owners or  passengers 

of said airplane", is this correct?

 

REASON FOR ASKING:

I am contemplating building an RV 7A.

However, in the event of my departure from planet earth, my would want to  

dispose of the plane -- having no use for it herself.

I don't wish to place the burden of potential liability upon her and that  is 

what caught my attention when I read Ron Awad's e-m.

 

Any answers and or comments would be greatly appreciated and I want to  thank 

anyone who would take the time to respond.

 

 

P S   I have been eavesdropping on the Serv em for about two  years and I 

really do enjoy hearing all of you talk about your experiences and  adventures.   

 




	


If you expect to last at least 18 years after it's registered, current 

law says your liability as manufacturer will end there. If you crash & 

damage something or someone in the meantime, you or your estate still 

can be sued, but the same applies to driving a car.  (FWIW, the 

likelihood of hurting another person, other than a passenger in your 

plane, is pretty remote unless you  have a ramp incident.)



If your estate can afford to take the financial hit, you/she can scrap 

the plane or donate it to a museum with provision that it never be flown.



Charlie

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