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by sikeci on February 4th, 2009
Pliz do allow me to participate:
1. There're time limits to the instituting of any proceedings;
2. His failure to institute within that time frame needs the leave of the courts;
3. Questions that will be raised : his motive, your relationship, any arrangement for his being accomodated; what rights does he have to stay with you given his age (not a child - below 18yrs); was it the horse to blame (if it was your horse - was caution or any prior warning given when there was a likelihood of that occurring); whose fault it was;...........in a nutshell, does he have a strong case against you??
As for a counter-claim against your son, that will very much depend on the rights and liabilities of both parties.
Pliz e-mail me at ramanu_i@yahoo.com if you are interested in furthering this discussion.
Cheers!! this is from the Fiji Islands.......
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