President of the Lock the Gate Alliance, Drew Hutton, will appear in the Dalby
Magistrates Court next Wednesday charged with obstructing a coal seam gas
company.
The court case is set down for the 7th and 8th December in the DalbyMagistrates
Court , cnr Drayton and Cunningham Streets. Media are
invited to attend for the midday press conference and rally on Wednesday
7th.
When: 12 noon, Wednesday 7th December (court case starts at 9 a.m.)
Where:Magistrates Court , cnr Drayton and
Cunningham Streets, Dalby (Qld).
Mr Hutton is charged under section 805 of theQueensland
Petroleum and Gas Act for
obstructing a coal seam gas company without reasonable excuse. Mr Hutton will be
arguing he had a reasonable excuse.
Greens leader, Senator Bob Brown, and Greens Senator Larissa Waters will be attending as will the leader of Katter's Australian Party, Bob Katter, and KAP Queensland leader, Aidan McLindon.
It is also expected that a large crowd of farmers will be attending and a rally will be held in a nearby park.
Mr Hutton said a judgment in his favour could set a precedent for giving landowners greater equality in their relations with mining companies.
The court case is set down for the 7th and 8th December in the Dalby
When: 12 noon, Wednesday 7th December (court case starts at 9 a.m.)
Where:
Mr Hutton is charged under section 805 of the
Greens leader, Senator Bob Brown, and Greens Senator Larissa Waters will be attending as will the leader of Katter's Australian Party, Bob Katter, and KAP Queensland leader, Aidan McLindon.
It is also expected that a large crowd of farmers will be attending and a rally will be held in a nearby park.
Mr Hutton said a judgment in his favour could set a precedent for giving landowners greater equality in their relations with mining companies.
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