Horse Law - Hardcover

MacKenzie, Julie

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0851319378 ISBN 13: 9780851319377

Verlag: J.A.Allen & Co Ltd, 2012

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Reseña del editor:

Ten years have elapsed since the last publication of this book, necessitating a substantially revised edition of this invaluable guide to equine law for students, owners and professionals within the horse industry - and solicitors involved in cases concerning horses. Existing subjects brought up to date include: buying and selling, lending and borrowing, negligence, import and export, riding establishments, rights of way, road traffic, veterinary surgeons, betting and gaming, and rules and disciplinary procedures of equestrian bodies. Of special interest in this third edition are the new sections on the Hunting Act, changes in the Welfare Act, and horse passports. Written by a practising barrister and explained in lay terms, this is an essential book for every responsible horse rider or owner, and a valuable reference for anyone outside the horse industry who needs to understand the legal pitfalls where horses are concerned. * A comprehensive guide to equine law, indispensable to owners, professionals and lawyers alike. * Substantially revised and updated, its reappearance is long-awaited. * With important information clearly presented, this is an immensely useful book for all involved with horses at every level.

Biografía del autor:

Julie Mackenzie has been a horsewoman from an early age and has competed at many levels. Educated in the West Country and undertaking her legal studies in London, Julie Mackenzie was called to the Bar in 1978. Julie married a fellow barrister in 1984, has a keen interest in country life, and a sympathetic awareness of issues that surround it. Her detailed knowledge of the horse world led to a demand for her legal services in this specialised field.

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• Verlag: J.A.Allen & Co Ltd
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0851319378
• ISBN 13: 9780851319377
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Auflage: 3
• Anzahl der Seiten: 280