I read the previous questions about a dog entering the neighbors yard and killing a cat; my question is however in some jurisdic
I agree with my colleague - the cat is a domestic animal and the dog's owner is liable.
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I agree with my colleague - the cat is a domestic animal and the dog's owner is liable.
If the contract between the breeder and the first buyer states what should happen to the dog if the first buyer doesn't keep/want the dog and the...
Yes, you can sue the homeowner (I am assuming the homeowner is the young owner's parent or guardian). No, you cannot sue the city.
Your scenario doesn't make sense - what do you mean he trapped the cat in his yard but then took him to his house in another city? How do you know...
It depends on what the adoption agreement says, but yes, you likely are.
Well, if the dog is your, the puppies are yours; however, the person selling the puppy could make an argument that they did so to recoup money they...
Call the number on the citation and speak with them about correcting the misinformation.
What is your question?
Yes you can be sued. However, as a colleague points out, that doesn't mean she will win. She is likely looking for a settlement from your insurance...
Pure bred bulldogs are generally way more expensive than $750, even "pet" quality (as opposed to show or breeding quality) or rescues, and no...