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Post by eskvalleystud on Apr 10, 2016 10:37:20 GMT
What are the pros and cons of doing this? Never done it and not sure how it would work, what happens if pony gets injured and then returned? Do you need special insurance? Friends pony was recently returned from loan as not working out but the real reason was pony was kicked in field resulting in fractured leg. So is there any good reasons to do this and can you ask for pony back if you're not happy but loan to buy person is?!
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Post by kateanne0 on Apr 10, 2016 14:13:01 GMT
It's all to do with how the loan contract is written. People considering doing this should have a properly drawn up contracr, BHS have some examples. Otherwise, as in the case quoted by eskvalleystud, things could go drastically wrong.
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Post by silvo on Apr 10, 2016 20:19:33 GMT
A lwvtb is just a loan as far as I can see. I think you just need to approach it in the same way you would a standard loan agreement but after serious thought about injury potential if your ultimate desire is to sell. I'd never do it again after I let friends take a pony on lwvtb which came back to me permanently lame. I'd say if they want to test run the pony for a few weeks it has to stay at your yard. Sadly some people really do take the mick.
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