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		<title>Ballpark Risks and The Disneyland Model</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The ballpark model is a type of system under which a person or resident of a particular state or country does not have to carry liability insurance. One of the examples of such a system is in New Hampshire where people venture out on their own risk. The name Ballpark model is given to such [...]]]></description>
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<p>The ballpark model is a type of system under which a person or resident of a particular state or country does not have to carry liability insurance. One of the examples of such a system is in New Hampshire where people venture out on their own risk. The name Ballpark model is given to such systems since just like in a park or stadium where the spectators bear the risk of getting hit by a ball or bat people who venture out on streets aslo bear the risk of getting involved in an accident.</p>
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<li>In some states such as Virginia anyone who drives a vehicle has to pay $500 to the State if they do not have any liability insurance. Generally, the minimum insurance obligatory by law is third party insurance to protect third parties against the financial cost of loss, damage or damage caused by a motor vehicle. This is especially true in developed countries where the number of cars and vehicles are more.</li>
<li>The Disneyland model is one in which the injured party would bear no risk whatsoever if the damage is caused due to others. This means that the party doing the damage is fully responsible and held accountable for the injury and/or damage caused to others or their properties. Such type of model typically provides cover to those who are not at fault in certain situations.</li>
<li>For instance if a pedestrian is injured in New Hampshire because of an accident caused by a car then the pedestrian will have to pay for any injuries caused to him or her. This means that the car driver is absolved of the responsibility of paying for the personal or bodily injury that is caused to the pedestrian.</li>
<li>In the above mentioned case if it is a Disneyland model then the car driver is held accountable for the injury or damage caused to the pedestrian. In such cases the driver is obligated to pay for the medical expenses and other related expenses occurring out of the accident. This payment can be made by the driver’s insurance company if he or she has opted for liability cover.</li>
<li>The Disneyland model is often promoted as a system by which licensure of motorists and their motor vehicles could be privatized. Before a person would be approved a license plate, they would require to acquire liability insurance with no caps on coverage total. The name comes from the fact that at Disneyland, the company is accountable for whichever accidents that happen to a consumer if they, for instance, ride a ride they were too small for.</li>
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