Crown River Cruises Ltd v. Kimbolton Fireworks Ltd

Crown River Cruises Ltd v. Kimbolton Fireworks Ltd is a legal case that examines liability for damages caused by fireworks. In 2007, fireworks launched from a barge owned by Kimbolton Fireworks inadvertently set fire to a moored restaurant boat operated by Crown River Cruises. The court ruled that Kimbolton Fireworks was liable for negligence, as the fireworks display was conducted in a manner that posed an unreasonable risk to nearby property. The ruling highlights the importance of ensuring safety and responsibility when engaging in activities that could impact others, reinforcing the legal principle of duty of care.