Equine Cases

[CAgl15]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

Have any of you been involved with any lawsuits involving someone geting hurt on someone elses horse?

 

[Antigone*]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California

Have any of you been involved with any lawsuits involving someone geting hurt on someone elses horse?

No, but reason would suggest that you knew or should have known that there was an inherent risk if you got on someone else's horse.

 

[CAgl15]

yes this is obvious.

that was not the question, im asking if anyopne has been involved with one, and what ended up happening.

 

[Zigner]

yes this is obvious.

that was not the question, im asking if anyopne has been involved with one, and what ended up happening.

Why do you ask? What is YOUR situation (as yours WILL be different from anyone else)

 

[ecmst12]

You will get more useful information if you describe YOUR situation and what you would like to have happen.

 

[Just Blue]

I have a question. I gave a 30 day notice at a boarding barn and when the hauler came, I went to get my horse from the stall and the owner of the barn snapped a photo of my horse and said it was standard procedure to show he was leaving in one piece. Is that normal?

This thread is 16 years old and belongs to another member. Please start your own thread. Thank you.

 

[quincy]

I have a question. I gave a 30 day notice at a boarding barn and when the hauler came, I went to get my horse from the stall and the owner of the barn snapped a photo of my horse and said it was standard procedure to show he was leaving in one piece. Is that normal?

This thread is from 2009. Please do not revive old threads and, for a question of your own, please start your own thread.

Your question is not really a legal question, either.