mistymoo
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How much notice do you have to give to your livery yard? What is normal/expected???
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MrsMozartletoe
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Usually in the contract. Usually one calendar month or four weeks.
muffinino
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If you pay weekly then a week, monthly is a month, unless you have a contract that states otherwise
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Donkeymad
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Ditto muffino ^^^^^^^^
mistymoo
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What if they bill you monthly and you have no choice about that, and there is a contract but you have never signed it?
TS_
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What if they bill you monthly and you have no choice about that, and there is a contract but you have never signed it?
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A contract means nothing if you never signed it. So I would go with how often you pay, so if that's monthly then i'd give 1 months notice.
What if they bill you monthly and you have no choice about that, and there is a contract but you have never signed it?
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A contract means nothing if you never signed it. So I would go with how often you pay, so if that's monthly then i'd give 1 months notice.
the watcher
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What if they bill you monthly and you have no choice about that, and there is a contract but you have never signed it?
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A contract means nothing if you never signed it. So I would go with how often you pay, so if that's monthly then i'd give 1 months notice.
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Wrong. If you have accepted the terms and used the service you have a contract, signed or otherwise.
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What if they bill you monthly and you have no choice about that, and there is a contract but you have never signed it?
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A contract means nothing if you never signed it. So I would go with how often you pay, so if that's monthly then i'd give 1 months notice.
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Wrong. If you have accepted the terms and used the service you have a contract, signed or otherwise.
TS_
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Ohh ok think i misunderstood what was being asked.
mistymoo
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What if the YO has not keep their side of the contract eg supplying suitable bedding and haylage???
TS_
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I would then say it is a matter you would have to discuss with your yard owner. For example you could say something along the lines of you've not been satisified with the care your horse has been receiving and don't feel both sides of the contract have been upheld, therefore you wish to leave.
marinitagsd
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Thank goodness I'm not on a livery yard!
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Box_Of_Frogs
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If the YO has not adhered to the terms of the contract then I can understand that anyone may feel they can deem the contract to be null and void. But be careful! If the YO chose to put up a fight you could find yourself in the small claims court. Two wrongs don't always make a right, sadly. Of course, you can always pay one month's "notice" livery but leave immediately - YO can't stop you doing that and it might be worth it for peace of mind.