Of interest.

Jan 03, 2005 22:20

Criminal Damage Act 1971

1971 CHAPTER 48An Act to revise the law of England and Wales as to offences of damage to property, and to repeal or amend as respects the United Kingdom certain enactments relating to such offences; and for connected purposes ( Read more... )

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belette_rouge January 4 2005, 01:10:51 UTC
Honestly, Perce. It's his house, after all.

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percyignatius January 4 2005, 07:40:16 UTC
I'm rather fond of Section 2 for that reason, myself!

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belette_rouge January 4 2005, 08:13:46 UTC
Perce, dearest, don't you think Sirius has been through enough for one year without having arcane laws thrown at him? The place was full of beheaded house elves, for Merlin's sake! I really think you ought to just let him put it behind him, once and for all..

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percyignatius January 4 2005, 10:38:29 UTC
I'm perfectly willing to let him put it behind him once he has fully realised the error of his ways. Though I daresay this notice should properly ensure that it does not happen again, don't you think?

(PS. These laws are not arcane. My references are perfectly up-to-date, I'm pleased to say.)

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belette_rouge January 4 2005, 11:45:33 UTC
Well, seeing as how it's cinder and ash, I doubt he'll be burning it again any time soon...besides, what's done is done. No one in the Ministry has seemed to mind, aside from you, so let's just all put it behind us, yeah?

(ps. Up to date or no, few things from the 70s bear mentioning, least of all laws. Witches wore their hair in wings back then, I'm sorry to say. Are you truly willing to trust the judgment of a decade that allowed such atrocities to pass?)

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percyignatius January 4 2005, 14:22:32 UTC
No-one in the Ministry, aside from myself, was at the aforementioned party, so this probably had some bearing on whether or not anyone 'minded', so to speak. Regardless, I am not averse to simply allowing this incident to be forgotten provided the parties involved are more careful the next time they feel an urge to do something destructive. Alas, I feel I am speaking to the unconcerned anyways, so I might as well save some frivolously spent time and put my efforts toward something more worthwhile.

I will let the matter go. I feel as if I have done all I can anyways.

(PS. You may have a point with the hair, Ginny. However, I can hardly help it if this Act has not been updated since before I was born.)

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