Man charged for destroying cell mattress in Canberra court
James Patrick Thomas Hickey of Rex was fined 50 dollars after destroying a mattress in a Canberra Court of Petty Sessions cell. He faced extra penalties for drunkenness and for unlawfully damaging Commonwealth property, with compen sation ordered and short hard labour in default.
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RAAF
Vietnam
Canberra
Clarence Goddard Turner
James Patrick Thomas Hickey
Rex
Hickey
J m
Mc Dobson
Nobly
ACT court approves 14000 accident settlement in 1969 Hindmarsh Drive case
In the ACT Supreme Court Justice Fox approved a settlement of 814,000 plus costs in favor of Carmen Angela Berg of Schomburgh Street Yarralumpt shoplifting claim. The case involved Mavis Evelyn Richard Gooding and others over alleged thefts and a 1965 collision. details describe multiple parties and a stationary damage dispute following a road incident.
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Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Carmen Anggela
Colleen Berg
Schomburgh Street
Yarralumts
Margaret
Newwirih
Blackburn
Aguinet
Mavis Evelyn
Richard “Gooding
Moreton Street
Gueunhevun
Avan Il
Price Py Ltd
City of Woolworths Food Pocy
Quinen
Athoihar
Cook Crescent
Manuka
Willian Hawking
Quewnbeyan
Nema
Acton
Canberra
Jusike
Bute
McDonald
Alow
Plaintiff suits and sentences in Canberra court case brief
The Canberra court heard multiple claims including damages for motor vehicle injuries and property loss. Defendants faced fines and compensation orders in a December sitting, with one man sentenced for an unaccompanied vehicle incident and others for damages totaling thousands of dollars in separate claims.
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Ayear
eFedericketer Cantil
Kingston
Mendeolin
Brian Wayne French
Ella Kelli Af
Peter Buckman
Bony Causeway
Annist Street
Hackett
Talura Parkway
Narrathon Steet
Downer
Christina
Wiscot Lepally
Marsha Cyane
Creswell
Towne
Dar
John
Campbell
Canberra Avenue
Davie’s van Meurs
Justice
Neander
Russett James Lark
Wanrana Street
Queanbeyan
Youths to Go Home to England After Rape Charge Drop
Crown to drop rape charge as two youths Speed and Pollock avoided conviction in Australia by bond terms. They pleaded assault with intent to rob Roman Kolonejervk on November 20 and sought return to England within seven days of custody release. Justice Sweeney deferred sentence, releasing them on $100 good behavior bonds for three years, conditional on returning to their parents in the United Kingdom.
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Justice Sweeney
Australia
United Kingdom
Mary
David Speed
David
Pollock
Roman Kolonejervk
Speed
England
Australie
Sweeney
Morris
Wes
Palmer Gost Mi JR
Norris
Messange
London
Justice Fox
Steve Bonds
Rendaicki
Sus Seed
Presen
Dbe
Etare
Te Ronicki
Fire mystery at Weston Creek depot inquiry ends
Coroner’s inquest found evidence insufficient to identify how the April 16 fire began at the Department for the Interior Weston Creek nightsoil disposal depot. Frederick Thomas Fielding, a builder from Downer, testified he observed grey vapour from tar during tests and, after turning on an exhaust fan, saw a mass of flame erupt over the tar vat.
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Sir Pearson
Weston Creek
Department For the Interior
Frederick Thomas. Fielding
Atherton Street
Downer
Woden Valley High School
Hermes
Daniel Makloul Khoury
Schomburgk Street
Yarralumila
Sir W. L. Antill
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P.m.g.'s Department
PMG
M.L.C
Canberra City
Mr Ayres
Australian Post Office
Baal Shaw Savile
Ane
IN_THE_A.C.T. COURTS
Supreme Court
Hindmarsh
Ollivion
Gonden Steet
Aust Rive
William McDonald Bh
Amdell Street
Mac
Ford
Falcon Fatem
Flinders Way
Daihatsu
Cabl and Co Ae
L. & A. Motors
Newcastle St
Fyshwick
A.C.T
Engineers
Guided Weapons
Electronic Equipments
Lectromig
Alectronics
Institution of Engineer
Austral
Canterra
Department OF Supply
Dickson
PUBIK
Sunvi
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