Man, 55, died from complications of a leg wound after ‘being bitten by Alsatian-cross in row over right of way’, inquest hears

A man died after being bitten by a dog during an argument about a right of way, an inquest opening has heard. 

James Judge, 55, was bitten on the back of his right knee by an Alsatian-Australian Huntaway cross dog belonging to local landowner Lee Ellis on a footpath. 

He died from complications of a wound on his leg after the incident in Wakefield in August. 

Ellis, 55, of Calder Grove, Wakefield, has been charged with manslaughter and being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury resulting in death

The two men were said to have been arguing over a

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