Ask A Maritime Attorney: Is there such thing as a “safe harbor” law and does it apply to a tenant whose slip rent is overdue?

Question I manage a small marina in Northern California and was recently confronted with a “safe harbor” question. One of our tenants was extremely delinquent on their

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Adam Brown says:

June 25, 2023 at 8:05 am

I was anchored in the ocean outside marina del ray and then coming in for free mooring during a small craft advisory… my question is does Monterey and Santa Cruz have to provide me with free mooring during small craft advisory also ??? Thank you

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