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The Stable Keepers Act

Stable keepers get a lien and may detain certain animals and related property for unpaid stabling or care, but must keep detained property safe, post a copy of the Act, and handle sale proceeds as specified.

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“Stable keepers get a lien and may detain certain animals and related property for unpaid stabling or care, but must keep detained property safe, post a copy of the Act, and handle sale proceeds as specified.”

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The Stable Keepers Act

Stable keepers get a lien and may detain certain animals and related property for unpaid stabling or care, but must keep detained property safe, post a copy of the Act, and handle sale proceeds as specified.

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Stable keepers get a lien and may detain certain animals and related property for unpaid stabling or care, but must keep detained property safe, post a copy of the Act, and handle sale proceeds as specified.

The Stable Keepers Act, C.C.S.M. c. S200 bilingual version (HTML) HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, enacts as follows: Definition of "stable keeper" 1 In this Act, "stable keeper" means the keeper of a livery stable, or of a boarding or sale stable. Keepers of stables may have liens on animals 2 Every stable keeper has a lien on the animals and effects hereinafter mentioned for the value or price of any food, care, attendance, or accommodation, furnished for any animal; and in addition to all remedies provided by law has the same rights and privileges for exercising and enforcing the lien, in so far as they are applicable, as boarding house keepers and hotel keepers have or possess by virtue of The Hotel Keepers Act , so far as not inconsistent with, or provided for by, this Act. Keepers of stables may detain animals 3 Any stable keeper in the province may detain in their custody and possession, before it has been removed out of their custody and possession, but not afterwards, any animal, vehicle, harness, furnishings, or other gear appertaining thereto, or any personal effects, of any person who is indebted to the stable keeper for stabling, boarding, or caring for, the animal; and the right of detention by any keeper of a livery stable of any animal has priority over, and is not subject to, any existing lien, security interest, as defined in The Personal Property Security Act , bill of sale, or other charge or encumbrance of whatever nature or kind, affecting the animal. S.M. 1993, c. 14, s. 89 . Animals, etc. detained may be sold after one month 4 Every stable keeper is obliged to keep in their possession, and is responsible for, any animals and effects detained by them for the full period of the detention, unless they are sooner released; and if the owner does not reclaim and release the animals and effects so detained within one month from the commencement of the detention, the person detaining them may cause them to be sold by public auction; and, after paying themselves and the costs of sale, the person shall pay over to the owner of the animals and effects the balance, if any, of the price thereof. Disposal of balance if not paid to owner 5 Where the owner cannot be found, the balance shall be handed over to the Registrar of the Court of King's Bench, to be kept by the Registrar for the owner for one year; after which time, if the owner does not appear or claim the amount so kept, it shall be paid over to the Minister of Finance, and form part of the Consolidated Fund. Copy of Act to be posted 6 Every stable keeper shall have a copy of this Act conspicuously posted up in the office, and in at least two other conspicuous places in their stable.
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