Sharron Needles
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by now she can’t say the lemurs are rescued, 9 months they’ve “needed a home”
Jodie Marsh #30 An owl and a meerkat went to the pub on a not so beautiful pea headed scrote
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Brian Butterfield
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"District Judge Christopher Williams told the court it would take around six weeks for an expert's report to be produced, there would then be a period of time for questions for the expert and that the next hearing would be in early January.
Representing Ms Marsh, barrister Paul Oakley explained that both parties agree it is a “contested appeal” and that his client may wish to respond to the expert’s report with a witness statement. Speaking for Uttlesford Council, solicitor Ian Hunt, said the council would want to respond to the expert’s report and any statements made by Ms Marsh."
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Representing Ms Marsh, barrister Paul Oakley explained that both parties agree it is a “contested appeal” and that his client may wish to respond to the expert’s report with a witness statement. Speaking for Uttlesford Council, solicitor Ian Hunt, said the council would want to respond to the expert’s report and any statements made by Ms Marsh."
Jodie Marsh insists lemurs must be rehomed to her as council refuses license
The council rejected her application for a dangerous wild animal license and she has now began her appeal
GlitterFluff
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"District Judge Christopher Williams told the court it would take around six weeks for an expert's report to be produced, there would then be a period of time for questions for the expert and that the next hearing would be in early January.
Representing Ms Marsh, barrister Paul Oakley explained that both parties agree it is a “contested appeal” and that his client may wish to respond to the expert’s report with a witness statement. Speaking for Uttlesford Council, solicitor Ian Hunt, said the council would want to respond to the expert’s report and any statements made by Ms Marsh."
Jodie Marsh insists lemurs must be rehomed to her as council refuses license
The council rejected her application for a dangerous wild animal license and she has now began her appeal
Essex Live's reporter Ellis did the Lord's work when reporting on the Stephen Bear case - he's a legend (Ellis, not Yakult Bear just in case!) - I hope they go to town on her
ToadyHarsh
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"District Judge Christopher Williams told the court it would take around six weeks for an expert's report to be produced, there would then be a period of time for questions for the expert and that the next hearing would be in early January.
Representing Ms Marsh, barrister Paul Oakley explained that both parties agree it is a “contested appeal” and that his client may wish to respond to the expert’s report with a witness statement. Speaking for Uttlesford Council, solicitor Ian Hunt, said the council would want to respond to the expert’s report and any statements made by Ms Marsh."
Jodie Marsh insists lemurs must be rehomed to her as council refuses license
The council rejected her application for a dangerous wild animal license and she has now began her appeal
She INSISTS the lemurs should be rehomed to her? What a sense of entitlement. Maybe the expert should INSIST that Jodie provides evidence of what happened to Claudette, or any of the other missing or dead animals. Maybe they should INSIST on clear and transparent accounting of where all the Sound for a Pound money went.
HotesTilaire
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Ell-is! Chinmate forever! I love that he gets the zeleb court stuff now!Essex Live's reporter Ellis did the Lord's work when reporting on the Stephen Bear case - he's a legend (Ellis, not Yakult Bear just in case!) - I hope they go to town on her
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