[WSBAPT] Charitable Donation of "Kit" Airplane

[Douglas Bratt]

Hello Listmates:

A current estate has an unusual asset - a private airplane, put together from a kit, in the 1960's.  The airplane kit company is now out of business.

The plane was actually flown by the Decedent a number of years ago (but that is not what caused his death!)  It has not been flown since he traveled from the Sacramento to this state in the airplane, those many years ago.

It is a relic with some sort of value as a possible display item in a flight museum and the Decedent's son wants to go the donation route.

I now wonder if there should not be some sort of a hold harmless agreement to be signed by the recipient, related to any injuries or deaths caused by flying the plane (or attempting to fly the plane), anytime in the future.

Your thoughts??  (and suggested forms, if any of you have done anything similar in the past).

Thank you, and have a great weekend.

Regards,

Doug Bratt

Douglas J. Bratt
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