They organize a "mega-roast" in a vegan house who denounces his neighbor for his "grill smell" | Chronic

Thousands of people are organizing a "mega barbecue" in front of the vegan house that has denounced its neighbors because the smell of barbecue and fish invades her house and she is vegan.

Beyond the unusual case occurred in the Australian city of Girrawheen, Cilla Carden he sued his neighbors not only for his invasive smell, but also for cigarette smoke, the sound of children playing basketball in the garden, the light that they lit and even the sound of their pets. Yes, that's why Carden has brought his case to justice.

"They put the barbecue there and I only feel fish, I can only smell fish, I can not enjoy my garden, I can not get out of my house anymore", He said in statements to The Guardian newspaper.

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However, since then, more than 2,000 people have participated in the organization of an event called "Community Grill for Cilla Carden", while 7,500 were interested in participating.

The description of the event reads: "Cilla Carden has a problem with her neighbors who cook meat on her barbecue because she is vegan. He recently took them to the Supreme Court! "

"Do not let Cilla destroy a good Australian tradition, join us for a community barbecue and help Cilla Carden put pig on his table," Carry on

The real problem is that, despite the listed causes and the inconvenience caused, justice has filed the case after two years of legal battle. "Ms. Carden was given the opportunity to present her case, and the members of the court conducted the proceedings in a fair and appropriate manner."

The direct neighbors of Cilla Carden are not the only ones who have had problems with the vegan woman: a neighbor has already removed the grill from his garden and forbids his children from playing basketball in this city, while one Other explains that "Mrs. Carden's requests were not reasonable and impair the ability of other owners to enjoy their home in a reasonable and acceptable manner."