Jeff Wisnia wrote:
[wants personal liability in case of failure of new home improvement
system instead of the corporation only]
Is gaining some additional protection that way just wishful thinking on
my part?
Sure, if you can get some individual to extend the warranty to make
himself liable in case of failure, you win. The issue isn't coming up
with the wording. All you have to include is an additional clause saying
that such and such is responsbible for the warranty in the event that
the primary warranty fgiving enitity isn't available to you. It's like
when new corporations borrow money, the bank always has some officer or
two guarantee the loan personally. You just want the warranty guaranteed
personally.
I doubt you'll get it, but feel free to ask. As far as the estate, I
doubt such a contract would persist after death. The world isn't risk
free and no legal wording can make it so.
-paul
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