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A Derry man who is charged with a number of offences, including burglary and attempted GBH, is due to go on trial later this month.
Paul Ward, of Dunluce Court, appeared before a preliminary enquiry at Limavady Magistrates Court on Wednesday charged with five offences.
The 36 year-old is accused of entering as a trespasser at a house in Limavady and attempting to inflict grievous bodily harm on a man.
He is further accused of making threats to kill, common assault and two counts of criminal damage.
The alleged offences were said to have been committed on August 1 2021.
Ward declined to give evidence or call any witnesses during the short hearing.
District Judge Peter King released the accused on bail of £500 and ordered him not to have any contact with the alleged injured party.
Ward is due to appear before Antrim Crown Court on March 29.
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