The Federal judge killed the BC Farm’s Saturday, effectively killed about 400 ostriches, which were in the occurrence of bird flu.
Judge Michael Batista has decided to maintain a ULL order imposed on a Canadian food inspection agency on Friday, but the farm is seeking a judicial examination of a lawsuit.
Battista stated in a written decision that he was promoting Saturday orders before examining further problems.
UNIVERSAL OSTRICH FARMS INC. lawyers argued that OStriches should be exempted from orders because genetics are subject to antibody research on Friday’s hearing.
Michael Carter learned the news after his client (farm co -owner Karen Espersen and Dave Birin Ski) saw a picture of the edgewood about 200 kilometers east of Kerona. He says he has “happy tears”.
CFIA issued an order after the bird flu was detected in two dead ostriches on December 30, and the lawyer argued on Friday that public health concerns would exceed the farm.
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The farm initially applied for a CFIA exemption in rare genetic animals, but the federal government refused to apply for January 10.
