L&M
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If an advert says something quantifiable, such as 'good to shoe' or 'good to load', and the horse proves not to be, legally is there still no case?
Just curious....
Just curious....
If an advert says something quantifiable, such as 'good to shoe' or 'good to load', and the horse proves not to be, legally is there still no case?
Just curious....
Ladyt25, yes you do, we 'rescued' a dog from council kennels, it was supposed to be good with cats, on entering the house it attacked the cat,
it was back in kennels by t time.
Not a lover of council kennels
Hmm, well I wouldn't, I would do the thing called 'giving it time' and would add TRAINING to the equation. same as I would with a horse. I guess the same would go with adopting a child - if it misbehaves in the first few weeks or screams all night long - would youthen return it and say not "sold as seen"? Do people have no patience these days or what??!