Ikea monkey to stay at sanctuary while awaiting trial outcome

Posted February 1, 2013 1:26 pm.

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An Ontario judge has ruled Darwin the Ikea monkey will stay at a primate sanctuary while a court battle is fought to decide his ownership. The lawyers for Yasmin Nakhuda and the sanctuary spoke following the decision.

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