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injured calves in rented pasture
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<blockquote data-quote="MrBilly" data-source="post: 37936" data-attributes="member: 87"><p>I think there is a good lesson here. I just leased (long term ) a small farm. I covered every inch of the property several times to examine fencing, water, wire, rocks, soil tested it, etc. Did an estimate of what it would cost me to bring it up to snuff for the safe handling of some of our excess cattle. The lease was very inexpensive, I wrote the actual lease and gave it to them for comment. I figured how many years it would take me to recoup my costs and went for it. </p><p></p><p>Need to do your homework when you take on leased property, and yes evaluate for hazards.</p><p></p><p>As for your case, you are stuck, and I wouldn't spend one dime on some lawyer to tell me so.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrBilly, post: 37936, member: 87"] I think there is a good lesson here. I just leased (long term ) a small farm. I covered every inch of the property several times to examine fencing, water, wire, rocks, soil tested it, etc. Did an estimate of what it would cost me to bring it up to snuff for the safe handling of some of our excess cattle. The lease was very inexpensive, I wrote the actual lease and gave it to them for comment. I figured how many years it would take me to recoup my costs and went for it. Need to do your homework when you take on leased property, and yes evaluate for hazards. As for your case, you are stuck, and I wouldn't spend one dime on some lawyer to tell me so. [/QUOTE]
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