Re: threats on a horse

["Indy Stewart" <sunnyland@mvtel.net>]

Hi Carla- Your written contract should refer to the Sellers right to sell
the horse.  It should have a statement that says that the Seller actually
has the right to sell the described horse, is the legal owner.  That Seller,
when he/she bought the horse should have a signed contract with the same
statement.  Some contracts go so far as to describe who is responsible for
legal costs when there is a breach in that area.  A lien would make me
nervous, too!  Before the horse can be repossessed legally by the person
making that threat,  there is a lot of paperwork that would need to be
substantiated!    I would check my contract and start making phone calls if
i thought this was more than a prank-threat.

Kathleen Weickhardt and Larry L. Stewart
Sunnyland Racing Arabians
ATHLETES for TRACK, TRAIL and ARENA
870.591.6212
http://www.sunnylandarabians.com




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