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UCC apply to rejection of animal?

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RRevak

Senior Member
There really was no written contract. I do have our email exchanges and a receipt. In fact, my deposit was placed for a horse matching the personality I requested. The seller said he had one. I was buying the horse solely on personality and was very up front with the seller in regard to exactly what I was looking for. People buy horses based on personality all the time. For example, you wouldn't want your child out on a horse that was not well broke and proven good with children. And if you tell someone you do not want a horse that bites and then you get there and the horse bites someone, why should you be stuck buying the horse just because the seller thinks you should and doesn't want to return your money? Doesn't seem right to me.
Ok OP, let's get to the nitty gritty here. What exactly were you looking for and what exactly did you encounter when you arrived? And you really mean to say that there was absolutely NO mention of where the deposit was going to go in the event of the horse not being as described? The devil is always in the details after all so please bear with the situation and get specific.
 



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