WishfulThinker
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Is there anyone on here who would be willing to look over my share agreement for me and let me know if there is maybe anything I have missed? etc.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Need someone to look over Share agreement for me
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Thelwell_Girl
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Erm, I'm no expert, but have shared in the past and would be willing to take a gander!
maletto
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Right, I've had a look and here's my two pence (sorry to reply on the forum rather than to your email but I'm at work and typing this on an iphone would have taken aaaaages):
in 6.3 - just check the wording slightly, it looks like you're missing a few words.
I see what you've done with para 8 and the farriery but it's a little ambiguous - could you possibly say that you will arrange farriery and inform the sharer, and she is obliged to make the horse available to be shod should this be during "her time", and tidy up the bit about payment, saying what proportion of the bill she pays, or whether payment responsibility falls on you (as elsewhere you've already stated her contribution)
para 9: maybe say "the sharer shall" rather than "is expected to", again for the avoidance of doubt.
para 10: I would add "nor may they purport to do so" at the end (my mum advised me of this for my contract & she's a lawyer, although I thought it was a bit much)
Am I right in understanding that your horse is going to be on alternative livery for a few days a week and then back with you the rest of the time?!
Sorry if i've bombarded you with suggestions, I hope you find them useful
PS - the HORSE is gorgeous!!!!
in 6.3 - just check the wording slightly, it looks like you're missing a few words.
I see what you've done with para 8 and the farriery but it's a little ambiguous - could you possibly say that you will arrange farriery and inform the sharer, and she is obliged to make the horse available to be shod should this be during "her time", and tidy up the bit about payment, saying what proportion of the bill she pays, or whether payment responsibility falls on you (as elsewhere you've already stated her contribution)
para 9: maybe say "the sharer shall" rather than "is expected to", again for the avoidance of doubt.
para 10: I would add "nor may they purport to do so" at the end (my mum advised me of this for my contract & she's a lawyer, although I thought it was a bit much)
Am I right in understanding that your horse is going to be on alternative livery for a few days a week and then back with you the rest of the time?!
Sorry if i've bombarded you with suggestions, I hope you find them useful
PS - the HORSE is gorgeous!!!!
WishfulThinker
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Maletto - yes, its a comprimise to the situation at the moment. If any more hassle about the whole thing then I will just be calling it a day as its stressing me out now! The alternative place is literally 5-10 mins walk up the road, if that. Just that its easier for sharer to get to as they will get a lift with the person who has her horse there.
The fact that it is ME that owns the horse seems to be getting forgotten in the whole thing. I'm going to give it a few more months then see how it goes. They seem to think they will have him for AGES yet to do x y and Z with, but he is 15 next year and I think he is slowing down a little (although he does have hte odd explosive moment!). So I have decided to be more restrictive with him.
The fact that it is ME that owns the horse seems to be getting forgotten in the whole thing. I'm going to give it a few more months then see how it goes. They seem to think they will have him for AGES yet to do x y and Z with, but he is 15 next year and I think he is slowing down a little (although he does have hte odd explosive moment!). So I have decided to be more restrictive with him.
Splish & Masons mum
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I've loaned before and am happy to have a look if you like
OWLIE185
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If you want it to stand up in court get it checked out by a specialist 'Equine Solicitor' prior to both parties signing and dating it.