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Threatening a Pet Can Be Intimidation
He said he'd rather kill the puppy than hand it over — and argued that wasn't a threat. A NSW District Court appeal explains why the law disagreed.

Surge Legal
Jul 306 min read
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Appeals in the District Court of NSW: Neupane v R [2022] NSWDC 598
Lose in the Local Court and you actually have two very different appeals open to you — against the conviction, against the sentence, or both. Here's how this works based on a real case.

Surge Legal
Jun 245 min read
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