Thanks for your imput, i might add that iv studied Horse Management for three years at college, aswell as doing a degree in performance and behaviour so iv covered equine law and legislation
We have public liability insurance aswel as stating in the contract (for clients) tack, horses, and property are all left entirely at the owners risk as well as personal injury etc etc, aswell as signs stating this around the property. Normal property insurance is being paid for by the owner as normal. Risk of fire? i would only guess that neglegance (sp?) would cause something like that??
Why avoid part livery? my horses have always been on part livery and iv never heard of any problems?
The reason we are doing part/full livery is that we dont get people neglecting there horses on the property unlike what can happen when on DIY, our packages are designed monday to friday or for 7 days a week, so not likely that the owner will get a chance to neglect them, if they neglect there bill however, we have the right to sell there property/horse to claim back the funds owed.
Like iv said, the legal stuff isnt being done by me, its being done by a family friend who already has experience in this field, iv wanted the lease for a period of four years to make building on it worth while, and there will be an agreed valuation in writing signed by both parties what we would pay for the property at the end of it all, if however we dont want it, they can sell it for however much they like.