[Irisblue]

Hi, Iv given a grazer 2 weeks notice to leve my grazing. I have a strong feeling they will not leve. What are my options if they dont move their horse off my land? The other grazers have arranged other grazing and are fine to move off. Every one pays a week in advance, but the "trouble maker" is paying a week in arears. Im in New Zealand so laws may be differant. Help!!:-(

 

[White Foot]

I've never heard of such a thing..

 

[Crimsonhorse01]

Contact whoever is in charge of brand inspections/livestock where you are.

 

[NorthernMama]

Ask the local sheriff, or whatever law enforcement is there. Have you looked up the laws on the internet for your region?

 

[jimmy]

if they do,nt leave open the gate and let them off

 

[Irisblue]

Hi, thanks for every ones ideas, will see what happens

 

[JDTRanch]

Im sure you can hold the horse until he/she pays what they owe you. If they dont pay, there is a certain amount of time before you can take ownership of the horse. Possesion is 90% of the law here in the states. Just a thought.

 

[KANSAS_TWISTER]

true is that person is past due on the boarding/rent i'd send notice that there horses will be sold after legal steps have been taken for the back payment of boarding/rent.......it might seem harsh to do that but think of the time and effort on your part

 

[AlmostThere]

It's been a couple of months.......

Did you get them off your land without a hassle?