alpacas: Re: [AlpacaTalk] Agistment Contract Question

Kathy,
That is a new one on me. I would imagine they would want the bill to be
paid up to date, but I can't understand why your sale proceeds would have to
go into an account for future bills. If you are uncomfortable with a
provision in the contract, ask for it to be explained. If after the
explanation you are still uncomfortable, ask for that provision to be
removed. If they are unwilling to remove it and you are not comfortable
with it, trust your instincts - They are probably right!

Patty Mattingly
Nobella Alpacas
"Royal Treatment Reigns"
Leonardtown, MD
(240)925-6959
http://www.nobellaalpacas.com
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From: "greenfleece60" <plooza@yahoo.com>
To: <AlpacaTalk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 3:25 PM
Subject: [AlpacaTalk] Agistment Contract Question

> Is it common for a contract for agisting to include a requirement that if
> a boarded animal is sold the funds go into an non-interest-bearing escrow
> account that the boarding farm then draws subsequent boarding fees from?
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> What would the benefits be for the agistor?
>
> Kathy Quinn
> Clifton Heights, PA
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