Thompson Bond Extended for Theft Case in A C T Courts
In Canberra courts Thompson of Swainsona Street O'Connor received a bond of 200 to be of good behaviour for twelve months after pleading to larceny of car parts valued at 400. The bond was estreated and a new 200 bond set. Thompson also undertook regular attendance with Dr Merrifield. Separate cases included damages awarded to Julius Panella for a saw accident at Peshwick, and a collision involving Mrs Marcelle Burke and William Harpham with cross actions dismissed.
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Justice Smithers
Thompson
J. Daiier
A J. Merrifield
Slim
Julius Panella
Jomeah Street
Sarrebundah
Canberra-Melbourne Firm Fined for Lodging Failure
Petty Sessions heard Fapress Co Pty Ltd of Fast Row Civic Centre fined 254 dollars by Mr Dobson SM yesterday for failing to lodge taxation reform documents.
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Melbourne
Parcel Fapress Co Pty Ltd
Fast Row
Civic Centre
Dobson
Plea of Guilty Refused in Local Driving Case
Antonios Katheklakis 23 of Macander Avenue Hackett faced charges of negligent driving after a collision on Mackenzie Street February 6. His brakes allegedly failed though evidence suggested the firm did not furnish returns. Proceedings adjourned with plea options discussed while other defendants faced charges of negligent driving and driving under the influence.
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Antonios Katheklakis
Macander Avenue
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Kathekklakis
Mackenzie Street
Hackett
Wams
A. Chralisy
Katheblakis
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Petty
Iater
Ciently
Sheils
Kather
Oneill
Paic
Heel
Spencer
Rodger Frans
Michael Edward Craft
Alo
Queen Victoria Terrace
Solicitor Loses Appeal Over Parking Offence in Canberra
In ACT Supreme Court yesterday justice Smithers dismissed the appeal by Canberra solicitor John Merity 48 of Ryrie Street Campbell against his conviction and ten dollar fine for parking across an entrance driveway on Lonsdale Street in December The Crown noted the driveway was seven feet from the car and the entrance area obstructed by the vehicle Merity argued the ordinance language allowed the car to be partly over the entrance The judge upheld the verdict and confirmed the ten dollar fine plus costs of two pounds
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Ryrie Street
Campbell
Keane
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ACT Supreme Court
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Merity
Lonsdale Street
Petty Sessions
Williar Paul Ruggen
Ampol
Staton
Mery
Cook
Merty
Department
Interior
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Palmer case reveals claimed 1963 64 disaster in company records
Testimony describes a letter by Rose Williams alleging a looming calamity and improper balances. Officials including R Y Guy and Reynolds faced cross examination over missing balance sheets and secret ledgers. The inquiry notes no positive results by May 1964 and details disputes about quarterly profits and management conduct.
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Desi
Palmer
Mid- Sia
Williams
Coun
Othe Willan
Wesistin
R. Y. Guy
Jene Williams
RG. Reynolds
R. S. Cadwallader
Reynolds
Rose
Hierachy
Parker
Clay
Ho G. Palmer
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