During a national teleconference on Equine Law in January 2013, I was asked: “Do you recommend pre-sale agreements regarding inspections and testing?”
Answer
Yes. When I represent sellers in equine sale transactions, I prefer a contract that specifies that the buyer has received an opportunity to have the horse tested by veterinarians and equine professionals of the buyer's own choosing and at the buyer's sole expense. Allowing, if not encouraging, the buyer to seek professional opinions on the horse can help break the chain of reliance on the seller. What about a buyer-oriented contract? ›
Tags: Contracts, Sales/Disputes