article_snippet: Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) said Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) was left 'shocked' and in 'disbelief' when Bakery owned by Christian family refused Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) order .
article_snippet: Northern Ireland's Equality Commission is now supporting a legal action against Bakery owned by Christian family on behalf of gay rights activist Gareth Lee, whose order was declined.
article_snippet: Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) told a court today Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) was left 'shocked' and in 'disbelief' when one of the owners of Bakery owned by Christian family, Karen McArthur, rang Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) and told Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today)
article_snippet: Gareth Lee (pictured leaving court today) said baking a cake did not mean the bakers supported any message a cake might carry and compared the baking of a cake to a postman delivering a letter or a printer printing a poster. '
article_snippet: Belfast Councillor Andrew Muir cutting the cake which was eventually made by another bakery .
article_snippet: Ashers bakery general manager Daniel McArthur, supported by Belfast Councillor Andrew Muir cutting the cake which was eventually made by another bakery wife Amy (right), has said Belfast Councillor Andrew Muir cutting the cake which was eventually made by another bakery is fighting the case to allow Christian business owners to follow Christian business owners beliefs in how Christian business owners run Christian business owners firms .
article_snippet: Outlining Mr Allen view of the facts, Mr Allen said Mr Lee had used the bakery in Royal Avenue in Belfast city centre 'regularly' before the incident.
article_snippet: Mr Allen said Mr Allen client had seen a leaflet in the shop advertising a service whereby images could be printed in edible icing on a cake.
article_snippet: Mr Allen said there was nothing on a leaflet in the shop advertising a service whereby images could be printed in edible icing on a cake which suggested a limitation on the service due to 'religious scruples'.
article_snippet: A court was told  that for the bakery to refuse to make the cake was like a postman refusing to deliver letters .
highlights_snippet: Court case starts examining whether bakery discriminated over the issue .
  