Nagrodzki Faces Canberra Court Driving Case Details
In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions Nagrodzki faced charges for negligent driving on Canberra Avenue on May 2 and failing to stop after an accident. The case involved a taxi driver, Nicholls, and multiple statements about traffic directions and vehicle movements at intersections. A separate case saw Gulbis fined for failing to stop after a June 4 collision with a parked car.
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Nagrodzki
Canberra
Canberra Avenue
Manuka Circle
Malvern
Captain Cook Crescent
Scerri
Torres
Nicholls
B. J. Warren
Dobson
Northlabourne Avenue
Antill
Keane
Eve Gulbis
Phillip Avenue
Downer
Bradfield Street
G. Thornton
J. F. Gallop
Gulbis
Dennis Paul O'Brien
I. K. Webber
H. Pearson
Ilpm
Australian Supreme Court Hearing Over Damages in Stone Case
Justice Kerr presided as the NSW Supreme Court heard Smith v Schroeder, with a verdict of 1112 and costs disputed. Schroeder counterclaim dismissed, Bailey for Smith warned to enforce by December. if delivery fails, credit allowed for merchantable stone at 150 per yard. Donohue appeared for Schroeder. Joske presided at ACT Law Courts No 2. Coulthard v Australia National University listed in docket.
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Kerr
Smith
Ae Supreme Cour
Ginst Micha Schroede
Finniss
Narrabundah
Schroede
Bailey
J. DB
Donohu
Schroeder
Onrene
Justice Joske
ACT Law Courts
Vem
Coulthard
Australia National University
Libel award upheld against Nationwide News in Australia
The High Court in Sydney set aside a lower ACT Supreme Court verdict and awarded damages of 2050 plus costs to Michael Garretty of Mitcham Victoria for libel against Nationwide News. The article Man Behind Barrier was claimed to be for public good but was found to contain true statements in substance.
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Hi Court
Sydney
Justice Joske
ACT Supreme Court
Michael Duhan Garretty
Mitcham Road
Mitcham
Victoria
Cain
Mort Street
Sraddon
Trlan
Joske
Garretty
Trendex
Nation
T. E. F. Hughes
D. Hunt
Davies
Bailey Nationwide News
J.W. Smythe
D. B. Milne
Gallen
Kelly
Allega
Nationwide News
Unfortunate references in NSW Parliament harm Palmer group
In Central Court today a letter from Mel McBlane to Croxton, South Australian auditor for H G Palmer Pty Ltd, called references to the Palmer group last Tuesday most unfortunate. McBlane said the firm was not acting fraudulently and noted panic in Croxton. The hearing noted directors’ views on auditor circularising South Australian clients. the case remains unfinished.
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Tuney
Toes
Nsw
Mel McBlane
Ri ‘Croxton
H. G. Palmer Pty Ltd
McBlane
Croxton
Evety
Crextan
Creatan
Od. Scarlett
McBline
H G.J. Palmer
Husband committed on manslaughter charge
John Leslie Baxter was committed for trial in Goulburn on charges of grievous bodily harm and manslaughter. The court heard the wife Helen Philomena Baxter was accidentally shot by a gun in Baxter's hands during a struggle. The prosecutor alleged negligence and Baxter held the gun with bail set at 2000 pounds.
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Goulburn
Goulburn Court of Petty Sessions
John Leslie Baxter
K. J. Wingell
Kemp
Wes
Baxter
Helen Philumena
John Baxter
Winger
Ui ‘Ure
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