Uninsured Boater definition

Uninsured Boater and “Uninsured owner or operator” mean an owner or operator of a boat other than the Insured Vessel named in this policy who is legally responsible for the accident, and: to whom no liability policy applies; or who cannot be identified; or who does not carry sufficient insurance (underinsured).

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Uninsured Boater means any owner or operator of a boat, other than the Boat, who cannot be identified or to whom no liability insurance policy applies, for example a hit- and-run operator.

Uninsured Boater means an owner or operator of a boat other than an “insured boat” named on the Declarations Page, who is legally responsible for a collision with an “insured boat,” and:

Examples of Uninsured Boater in a sentence

If an amount is indicated on the Declarations Page for “Uninsured Boater Coverage”, we will pay up to that amount for damages, which, because of bodily injury received aboard your Insured Vessel, you are legally entitled to recover from the Uninsured Boater.
The amount shown for Part E: Liability Coverage on the Declarations Page is the most we will pay for Uninsured Boater Coverage under Part G, regardless of the number of insured persons, claims made, or vessels involved in any one accident or series of accidents arising out of the same event.
If an amount is indicated on the Declarations Page for “Uninsured Boater Coverage,” we will pay up to that amount for damages, which, because of bodily injury sustained aboard your Insured Vessel, you are legally entitled to recover from the Uninsured Boater.
With respect to Part E: Liability Coverage, Part F: Medical Payments or Part G: Uninsured Boater Coverage any insurance provided by this contract shall be deemed excess over all other valid and collectible insurance.
With respect to a liability, medical payments and/or Uninsured Boater loss, any insurance provided by this contract shall be deemed excess over all other valid and collectible insurance.
Uninsured Boater coverage of $300,000 per accident The Licensee must provide the Association proof of having obtained insurance in the appropriate minimum coverages specified above at the time of execution of this Agreement, at annual anniversaries of this Agreement, or at any time requested in writing by the Association.
The amount shown for Part G: Uninsured Boater Coverage on the Declarations Page is the most we will pay under Part G, regardless of the number of insured persons, claims made, or Personal Watercraft involved in any one accident or series of accidents arising out of the same event.
We will pay for the damages, which, because of Bodily Injury received aboard the Insured Vessel, you are legally entitled to recover from the Uninsured Boater or Underinsured Boater of another vessel.
With respect to Part E: Liability Coverage, Part F: Medical Payments, Part G: Uninsured Boater Coverage or Part I : Personal Property Coverage any insurance provided by this contract shall be deemed excess over all other valid and collectible insurance.
If you purchase a vessel of similar kind during the policy period either in addition to or to replace the existing vessel and trailer, we will automatically provide coverage under the Hull, Protection and Indemnity, Pollution/ Spill Liability, Medical Payments, Uninsured Boater, Accidental Death Benefits and Loss of Use sections of this policy, subject to all other terms and conditions as expressed in the complete policy.

More Definitions of Uninsured Boater

Uninsured Boater means any owner or operator of a vessel, other than the insured boat, who is legally re- sponsible for an accident and to whom no liability in- surance policy applies or who cannot be identified, such as a hit-and-run operator.

Uninsured Boater and "uninsured owner or

Uninsured Boater means any owner or operator of a vessel, other than the insured yacht or dinghy, who is legally responsible for an accident and to whom no liability insurance policy applies or who cannot be identified, such as a hit-and-run operator.