Australian Woman Takes Ex-Husband to Court for Allowing Daughter to Get Tattoo
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The fees stem from an ankle tattoo of a dreamcatcher, a logo with Local American origins, The Day by day Telegraph newspaper reported on Thursday.
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An Australian girl has taken her ex-husband to courtroom for giving their 16-year-old daughter permission to get a tattoo.
Bradley Victory, 45, pleaded now not in charge in Picton Native Courtroom outdoor Sydney on Wednesday to fees of attack occasioning precise physically hurt and wounding an individual with intent to motive grievous physically hurt.
The fees stem from an ankle tattoo of a dreamcatcher, a logo with Local American origins, The Day by day Telegraph newspaper reported on Thursday.
His ex-wife Nadene Rees introduced the non-public prosecution. Personal people can prosecute others in Australian courts in instances during which police may not lay fees.
Their daughter, Casey Victory, who has became 17 since she were given the tattoo final New Yr’s Eve, supported her father in courtroom. “It is terrible … Dad’s performed not anything flawed and it was once my option to get it performed,” she instructed the newspaper.
“Dad ummed and aahed about it … Dad’s like: ‘I am not going to be hypocritical’– he is were given tattoos,” she added.
Below New South Wales state legislation, it’s unlawful to tattoo somebody beneath the age of 18 with out written permission from a father or mother or mum or dad.
Defence legal professional Carolyn Shiels instructed the courtroom in a letter that the daughter had had no touch along with her mom in 3 years. Shiels showed the daddy had signed the consent shape.
Courtroom paperwork display that parental accountability for the daughter is shared similarly between the mum, father and the daddy’s folks. The case will go back to courtroom in September.
Bradley Victory instructed the newspaper outdoor courtroom: “She was once 16, she were given a tattoo and her mom does not need her to have a tattoo.”
