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WA party kill accused to face trial
AAP
A fly-in fly-out worker will face trial over the death of a father of two after an argument about a loud party in Perth.
Christopher Malcolm Carkeek was charged with two offences after he allegedly assaulted the 45-year-old victim in Seville Grove on May 31.
The Perth Magistrates Court heard on Monday that Carkeek had not yet formally entered a plea but that a forthcoming trial would centre on "causation".
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He was granted bail under conditions including that he surrender his passport and not approach the Brown Crescent home where the alleged attack took place.
Carkeek must pay a personal undertaking of $5000 and a surety of the same amount.
He will reappear in court on June 29 for a mention only.
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