Recent content by David63

Here is another option for a comparative quote - Shooting professionals policy - The British Association for Shooting and Conservation

Its why we ensure we have the 'Indemnity to Principal' clause on our policy, so the landowner is protected to, quite a few landowners are looking for that these days, and yes we have dealt with several claims where both the shooter and the landowner, and indeed in one case, the agent letting the...

I think a key issue is the fact the landowner, as an occupier of the land,(Occupiers liability Acts 1957 and 1984) could get caught in a claim if someone who they allowed onto their land to take part in an activity caused a third party loss, and if that person had no insurance then the claim...

Hi Robs Sorry to hear that, but we work with a specialise broker who will insure rifle clubs etc, and they have no issues with home loads, if you want their details I can happily pass them over to you. David

Thanks Kes Yes all well with me thanks and I hope the same with you too.

To be honest this is the first I have head of this,

Insurers are well versed in sorting things out when there at two or more policies in play, but much depends on who you are with, some will take the lead and deal with the claim and then sort out the contributions from the others while managing the claim, others may ask you to go an sort out...

Worth looking at the cover you have with your chosen shooting org, some will have a clause called 'Indemnity to Principal' this clause covers the landlord under your policy too for any claims that are made against them due to your negligence which causes a third party loss, injury etc.

The last resort point is important as you correctly say, if any other insurance is in play then that has to take the hit, this makes settling the claim tricky and you will have to go to all your insurers to see who will pay. Just for point of clarity, the BASC members policy does not have this...

There have been no specific claims from stalkers in this regard

Uncle f, please see here BASC Members Insurance | A relationship you can rely on all the policy docents are in pdf at the very bottom of the page, look on the second page of the liability policy wording and you will see the inclusion for selling shot game etc is there

Exactly! Read the text ' with intent to assemble unauthorised complete cartridges'

You do not need an independent review - just read the judges statement and his summing up

There is no financial limit, like the £5000 you quote, on the BASC policy as I say, provided you conform to the terms of the policy as I posted above, then cover is in place

Afternoon BASC insurance policies cover members who make a small commercial gain from the sale of meat or other small income derived from such recreational shooting activities, providing this is not their primary source of income.