Practical Horse Law A Guide For Owners And Riders Brenda Gilligan by Brenda Gilligan 9780470751008, 9780632056736, 0470751002, 0632056738 instant download after payment.

Practical Horse Law sets out to be an accessible and readable guide to the law for horse owners and riders in situations where they might need to consider their legal position and the need for legal advice. It also suggests steps which can be taken to prevent becoming involved in litigation in the first place. Horseriding is a risk sport, horses are valuable animals, and owners and riders need to be aware of all the legal pitfalls.
It includes choosing a riding school, riding safely, whether in a school or on roads and tracks, buying, selling and loaning horses and equipment, accidents and veterinary negligence, how to make a claim and what to claim for, keeping horses at home or at livery, animal welfare and more.Content:
Chapter 1 Regulation of Riding Establishments (pages 1–17):
Chapter 2 Choosing a Riding School ? and Pupils (pages 18–31):
Chapter 3 Deciding to Acquire Your Own Horse (pages 32–41):
Chapter 4 Vetting Procedures (pages 42–49):
Chapter 5 Buying the Horse ? the Legal Part (pages 50–60):
Chapter 6 Misrepresentations and Warranties (pages 61–66):
Chapter 7 Loaning Horses (pages 67–82):
Chapter 8 Keeping A Horse at Home or at Livery (pages 83–100):
Chapter 9 Saddlers and Saddle Fitters (pages 101–105):
Chapter 10 Riding Horses on the Road (pages 106–112):
Chapter 11 Bridleways and Tracks (pages 113–127):
Chapter 12 Trailers and Horseboxes (pages 128–132):
Chapter 13 Safety at Shows and other Events (pages 133–141):
Chapter 14 Accidents ? When Can I Claim? (pages 142–158):
Chapter 15 Damages ? What Can I Claim for? (pages 159–169):
Chapter 16 Paying the Cost of Legal Action (pages 170–172):
Chapter 17 Vets, Farriers, Dentists and Alternative Therapies (pages 173–190):
Chapter 18 Animal Welfare (pages 191–201):
Chapter 19 The Final Parting With a Horse (pages 202–204):