First Right of Refusal in Horse Sale Contracts
Jennifer A. McCabe, JD
July 7, 2016
What happens if you buy a horse but the seller hasn’t honored a first-right-of-refusal contract with the previous owner?
What happens if you buy a horse but the seller hasn’t honored a first-right-of-refusal contract with the previous owner?
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