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Jury awards $29m to Irishman's family after plane crash

A Chicago jury awarded $29 million in damages to the family of an Irish-born United Nations employee who died in a 2019 Boeing 737 MAX crash, a US court spokesperson has said.

Jury awards $29m to Irishman's family after plane crash

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‘Animal Welfare Bill could put fisheries, poultry and pet breeding in legal limbo’

By Ifham Nizam The proposed Animal Welfare Bill could have far-reaching legal and economic consequences for fisheries, poultry production, pet breeding and even small-scale ornamental-fish breeding…

  • Bill's broad animal definition includes fish, posing legal uncertainties for fisheries.
  • Prohibition of recreational injuring of animals may affect angling and pet breeding.
  • Licensing for pet shops and breeding centers could burden ordinary households.

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