A Guide For Anyone Working With Horses In Canada.
Learn how to protect your equine interests! Canadian Equine Law is a concise guide that includes information written specifically for the layperson in the horse industry.
From Canada’s leading equine law practitioner, Catherine E. Willson — and Canada’s leading publisher of legal expertise for the layperson, Self-Counsel Press — comes this much-anticipated guide to equine law in Canada.
Canadian Equine Law is a concise guide that includes information written specifically for the layperson in the horse industry. Readers can explore chapters filled with information and case studies, explained in plain language, making it simpler to understand the rights and obligations of anyone working with horses in any capacity.
Learn about the legalities of purchasing, selling, stabling, and caring for horses — and how to use contracts (as well as what to watch out for in them). Farmers, racehorse owners, horse professionals and enthusiasts, veterinarians, and anyone else working in or around the equine industry will benefit from having this invaluable information at their fingertips.
Equine Agreements for the Canadian market sold separately at:www.self-counsel.com/courses-on-law/canadian-equine-law.html
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Catherine E. Willson, BA, LLB has practiced equine law in Canada for more than three decades. Willson is an Honorary Governor of The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair (RAWF), and chair of the RAWF Risk Management Committee. She has written many articles for Horse Sport and other publications, is a guest lecturer at the University of Guelph and at conferences across Canada, and is the go-to on horse law in Canada. She can be found at www.truelawlegal.ca
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