Re: Horse gets out, car swerves to miss, damage fault?

Posted by farmer boy on January 20, 2018 at 07:41:23 from (104.224.109.160):

In Reply to: Horse gets out, car swerves to miss, damage fault? posted by blue_tractor_man on January 19, 2018 at 20:00:20:

If the owner knows the horse was on the road, and that the car swerved to avoid it, the right thing to do is pay up but do not admit fault. If the horse was loose, but there's no proof it was on the road, and no proof the damage to the car was from swerving to avoid it, then it's a tough call. The owner of the car may have seen the horse was loose, butnot necessarily on the road, and may be using it as a chance to get his damaged car fixed on someone else's dime.

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