I Bought a Lame Horse: Now What?
Rachel Kosmal McCart
October 21, 2013
Find out what legal recourse you might have against a seller after you buy a lame horse.
Find out what legal recourse you might have against a seller after you buy a lame horse.
Editor’s note: This post is a follow up to Rachel’s last entry: You Can’t Say That! Or Can You? What if the Negative Information is True? Truth is a
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