Proving ownership of an animal can get murky, especially when veterinary records, bills of sale, and other documents are ambiguous, outdated or, commonly, nonexistent. When that animal is in possession of another, establishing ownership becomes a necessary factor in the reclamation of that animal through replevin litigation.
March 11, 2024 at 09:28 AM
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Campfire songs can raise surprising legal issues. Take, for example, the plight of Mr. Johnson’s yellow cat who always came back despite facing significant adversities. He just couldn’t stay away.
Although Mr. Johnson’s cat would certainly have been better off with a different caretaker, proving ownership of animals in one’s possession can be much more complicated than it first appears.
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