Livery won’t leave

Ample Prosecco

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OP this is your home and your entitled not to have trespassers in your home so give the date and if she crosses the threshold, call the police

She does not need to do this as there are simple, legal routes to solve this. The law is actually pretty strong in protecting landowners, so OP can deal with this forcefully, using the legislation others have pointed her to. Legally the horse is hers 96 hours after serviing the abandonment notice, which she can do on 1st March. Regardless of whether the horse is being visited, it has been abandoned on her land. And it needs to be collected within the 96 hours or OP or becomes the new owner aqnd can sell, rehome or euthanise it.
 

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The law is actually pretty strong in protecting landowners, so OP can deal with this forcefully, using the legislation others have pointed her to.

And this is why it's not seen as a police matter - it's a civil matter with strong routes of redress. Hence the police are unlike to get involved.
 

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She does not need to do this as there are simple, legal routes to solve this. The law is actually pretty strong in protecting landowners, so OP can deal with this forcefully, using the legislation others have pointed her to. Legally the horse is hers 96 hours after serviing the abandonment notice, which she can do on 1st March. Regardless of whether the horse is being visited, it has been abandoned on her land. And it needs to be collected within the 96 hours or OP or becomes the new owner aqnd can sell, rehome or euthanise it.
Someone actually pointed that out to me but thank you i didnt realise that there are no police etc willing to deal with it . Im in scotland and it would be dealt with immediately up here
 

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You’re not making much sense tbh. Horses are for the most part in fields

I just mean to leave a horse tied up on a yard that is not your own without warning is one thing, to turn it out in someone's else's field when you don't know why that field was empty (or worse if you put it into a field with other unknown horses) could lead to worse consequences and so the safer thing would be to tie horse up. Assuming we're still talking about OP leaving horse at owner's workplace? Apologies if I've missed something fundamental and didn't make sense.
 

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This is why when my friend's horse dies (he's an oldie) I won't have anyone else on mine. It then means I've got too much land for my two, so will either permanently split or sell it and get a house with smaller amount of land just for ours. OP I've got nothing to add but hope you get it sorted before the end of the month.
 

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Someone actually pointed that out to me but thank you i didnt realise that there are no police etc willing to deal with it . Im in scotland and it would be dealt with immediately up here

I need to move to the part of Scotland your in! I swear we have one police officer in this area and their is no way they'd immediately respond to something like this 😅
 

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Thank you everyone- the support and advice is appreciated!
I’ve emailed and text that as of x date the livery contract is over. No services/stable/hay/bedding will be available. The horse will be on my land fly grazing, and if she’s not taken I will start the process of having her removed.
I really don’t want to have to drop the horse at the lady’s work. Sounds a good idea in theory but - if someone rocked up at my yard with a random horse I wouldn’t let them in/leave it etc. So unless I got lucky, I don’t think in practise it’s as easy as it sounds. Anyway, hopefully this will do the trick! Will keep you posted!
 

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Thank you everyone- the support and advice is appreciated!
I’ve emailed and text that as of x date the livery contract is over. No services/stable/hay/bedding will be available. The horse will be on my land fly grazing, and if she’s not taken I will start the process of having her removed.
I really don’t want to have to drop the horse at the lady’s work. Sounds a good idea in theory but - if someone rocked up at my yard with a random horse I wouldn’t let them in/leave it etc. So unless I got lucky, I don’t think in practise it’s as easy as it sounds. Anyway, hopefully this will do the trick! Will keep you posted!
Please do. Tbh if I tried moving someone’s horse it would probably cut itself and I’d be liable.
 
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