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Falcon v. Faulkner
273 MONT. 327, 903 P.2D 197, 1995.MT.0000223
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Beschreibung des Verlags
Respondent Don Falcon, a Montana resident, is a quarter horse breeder and the owner of a show mare named "First El Leo." Appellant Allen Faulkner, an Oklahoma resident, is also a quarter horse breeder and the owner of a show stallion named "Impressive." In the mid-1980s, Appellant Ron Thomas, an Illinois resident, bought from Faulkner a number of "breeding contracts," each of which gave the owner of the contract the right to breed a mare to Impressive.