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Originally Posted by kitten_Val What is "bill of sale" from the rescue? I always though it's an "adoption" paper if it's a true rescue. Also is the rescue informed about possible re-sell of the horse? Many rescues require you to provide them with info if the horse goes into re-sale, and they can step-in if it was a requirement on the original papers (meaning it won't let Phil to sell the horse).
I don't think he can just go ahead and sell the horse legally. But in any case even though she has all papers he's the one who paid horse's expenses (BTW, no offense, but bad relations with co-owner is NOT a reason not to pay for the shared horse). So they have to settle that down before going somewhere else. |
Yeah, she bought him from a person who was abusing him, halter was embedded in his skin, etc. Not a good situation. She calls him her rescue horse.
And I don't agree with any of their situation really. I thought it was a bad idea from the start, but like I said, you can't tell someone what to do with their horse. I was just wondering personally where this would fall legally. -shrugs-
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Originally Posted by wyominggrandma If your friend wants the horse so badly, why has she let phil pay for everything the last few months? Seems like she only wants the horse now since he is selling it.
If she does want the horse and can pay for it, then tell you friend to grow up and pay for half of phils expenses that he has dished out alone for the past few months and then see if they can work something out to let her get the horse
If indeed phil has been paying and liz has not, then I don't blame phil for wanting to get his money back. Why is she only interested in the horse NOW when he is selling it and not when there was money to pay for its upkeep?
Seems a bit fishy again. I think some of these posts are made to stir up trouble.
Lets hear PHils side of things. |
Oh, I definitely don't understand why she didn't just take her horse back when they started getting into arguments. Neither party was mature about the situation AT ALL. I can see that and I'm a good 20 years younger than either of them! Just a teenager!
I didn't want to stir up trouble. As I said before, personally as someone who has just worked with the horse and people before I was just curious where this might stand legally. It just stinks that this wonderful animal got stuck in the middle of all this silly drama and nonesense.
