I want to write a waiver for my Nintendo Wii incase someone breaks it...?

Would that just be as simple as typing out a letter stating so and so would have to pay if they break it? Or would that be useless if I need to actually prosecute someone?


Thanks!

Answers:
thats where rental insuarance come into affect you could write an agreement contract stating your end of the deal that would let them know your serious


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