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Canavan v AG [2024] JRC 019 (23 January 2024)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal against a muzzling order made after dog-danger offences, holding the order was disproportionate, though leash and control orders remained.
AG v Evans - 19-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 026 (19 January 2021)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal against orders destroying a dog and disqualifying its owner from keeping dogs, finding a procedural defect and disproportionate sanctions.
Melim -v- AG [2012] JRC 134 (12 July 2012)
On appeal from a dog-destruction order, the court found the dog was not dangerous but had not been kept under proper control, so it imposed control and training conditions.
Melim v Att. Gen. [2012] 2 JLR_Note 15 (12 July 2012)
A Jersey case note on a dangerous dog matter in which the court granted a destruction order after finding the dog posed a danger to the public.
Knapp v AG [2011] JRC 118 (24 June 2011)
Appeal against an order destroying Jasper the dog was dismissed after the court found, on the balance of probabilities, that Jasper caused the attack.
Knapp v Att. Gen. [2011] JLR 399 (24 June 2011)
Appeal concerning a destruction order for a dog under Jersey's dangerous dogs law and the Royal Court's scope of review on appeal.
C v Att. Gen. [1994] JLR 134 (21 April 1994)
The court held that cattle are “worried” under the Protection of Animals (Jersey) Law 1980 if made ill at ease; the extent of suffering affects sentence, not conviction.
In re McInerney v [1992] JLR_Note 1a (22 June 1992)
A Jersey report note on dangerous dogs: the court held that a dangerous dog may be removed from its owner and placed elsewhere.
Amy v Le Feuvre [1977] JLR 101 (07 September 1977)
A Jersey bull injury case considering animal-owner liability, voluntary assumption of risk, and contributory negligence in reducing damages.
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