Cat came into the yard - dog chased and jumped over 6 ft fence (1st time) and hurt cat. Are we liable for injuries to cat?
Was your dog off your property when the cat was injured. If so, you are likely responsible.
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Was your dog off your property when the cat was injured. If so, you are likely responsible.
Do your own homework. Hint: Learn the Statute of Frauds.
Your dog was in THEIR yard. That is YOUR fault. You have no case.
1. You have no proof the fungus was acquired at the shelter. 2. Punctuation was created for a reason: Clarity in writing.
1. Moving to lawsuits and disputes. 2. You should have immediately reported the theft to animal control and the police. 3. Now you have to...
You presumably still live at home, so suing your father for theft and a lawsuit in conversion against whoever he gave the dog to (assuming he did...
Moving to lawsuits and disputes. Take the dog to your vet, get a report, and use that as the basis for a demand letter to PS and the groomer...
If it is truly YOUR dog, take it. If it is really your dog, why have you let its health deteriorate to this point?
Moving to landlord/tenant, where it belongs. Send a demand letter to your ex-LL; sue in small claims for the deposit.
You may wish to discuss this apparent over-reaction by the mailman with the postmaster.