A client called and wanted us to locate 8-10 team roping horses to look at for possible purchase. A friend went with us to evaluate 4 horses. He purchased these a week later. He then went to the auction and bought 6 more for them to see. The customer then called and said he was not going to be able to come and see the horses and to stop looking. NOW this former friend wants us to buy all ten horses. He claims that we were partners in this deal, since he bought them for our customer. Neither us nor our customer ever said buy them. We locate horses for people all the time and if they want to purchase, that is their decision. Then we get a commission from the sale from the seller. Do you think he has a legal leg to stand on, since he has threatened a lawsuit? We have offered to help him sell them, but he is demanding all of his money now.
2007-01-06
12:22:13
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