Australian Woman Takes Her Ex-Husband to Court For Giving Daughter Permission to Get A Tattoo!

Sydney, July 30: 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 not responsible in Picton Native Court outdoors Sydney on Wednesday to costs of assault occasioning precise bodily hurt and wounding an individual with intent to trigger grievous bodily hurt.

The costs stem from an ankle tattoo of a dreamcatcher, a logo with Native American origins, The Each 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 circumstances during which police will not lay costs.

Their daughter, Casey Victory, who has turned 17 since she obtained the tattoo final New 12 months’s Eve, supported her father in courtroom.

“It is horrible … Dad’s finished nothing unsuitable and it was my selection to get it finished,” she instructed the newspaper. “Dad ummed and aahed about it … Dad’s like: ‘I am not going to be hypocritical’ — he is obtained tattoos,” she added.

Below New South Wales state legislation, it’s unlawful to tattoo anybody below the age of 18 with out written permission from a mum or dad or guardian. Defence lawyer Carolyn Shiels instructed the courtroom in a letter that the daughter had had no contact together with her mom in three years. Shiels confirmed the daddy had signed the consent kind.

Court paperwork present that parental duty for the daughter is shared equally between the mom, father and the daddy’s mother and father. The case will return to courtroom in September. Bradley Victory instructed the newspaper outdoors courtroom: “She was 16, she obtained a tattoo and her mom would not need her to have a tattoo.”