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2002 at the Supreme Court: Can I Have 45 Sheep, Chickens and a Donkey at Holy Confessors?

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A Supreme Court decision on a paddock in a residential area of Paralimni, a donkey that appeared in Cypriot jurisprudence and a question that only sounds comical until you open the law. By Christopher Stavros Pitsillidis* Law has the admirable quality of treating with absolute seriousness questions that, outside a courtroom, could be the beginning of a joke. Forty-five sheep, five hens and two dogs are one such example. This is not an inventory …
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A Supreme Court decision on a paddock in a residential area of Paralimni, a donkey that appeared in Cypriot jurisprudence and a question that only sounds comical until you open the law. By Christopher Stavros Pitsillidis* Law has the admirable quality of treating with absolute seriousness questions that, outside a courtroom, could be the beginning of a joke. Forty-five sheep, five hens and two dogs are one such example. This is not an inventory …

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sigmalive.com broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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