Legal Opinion
Kindrich v. Long Beach Yacht Club
California Court of Appeal
Decided October 28, 2008No. G038290PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
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RYLAARSDAM, J.
Plaintiff Carl Kindrich m was injured while disembarking from a boat after participating in casting his late father’s ashes into the ocean. He sued defendants Long Beach Yacht Club, the owner of the boat and the dock, and Charles Fuller, the boat’s skipper, alleging they had been negligent in their use and maintenance of both the boat and the dock— specifically because they failed either to have someone on the dock to assist in tying off the boat when it returned, or to ensure that the portable steps, previously used in boarding the boat, would be available for his use…
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