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Party insurance

Max210 · 2015-04-10 09:08:04

What type of insurance would you need to have to host parties in people's homes such as karaoke nights for two hours .

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What type of insurance would you need to have to host parties in people's homes such as karaoke nights for two hours .

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#2 11-04-2015 8:04am

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Public Liability Insurance would be compulsary. If there's going to be alcohol involved then it may be expensive.

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#3 12-04-2015 2:05pm

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You should have your own insurance re equipment etc, but you could have a clause in your terms that the householder should insure the event. In that way, if someone coshes another person over the head with a bottle, its the householder they will seek compo from, not you.

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