Zarka Court Maintains Zoo Closure Over Violations
The Zarka'a First Court, in its appellate capacity, ruled to close the owner of the zoo due to legal violations related to possessing wild animals without permits, including peacocks, dogs, and cats. The court rejected her request to suspend the closure order or grant a grace period to rectify her situation. The court based its decision on violations found after the animals were seized without health certificates, and the lack of necessary permits. It was also revealed that the possession occurred without proper permits or veterinary approvals, despite the claimant's efforts to obtain such permits for more than six years. The court confirmed that the evidence, including certificates and confiscation reports, proved possession of wild animals unlawfully. It upheld the closure decision and did not accept the zoo owner's appeal.
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