Man awarded 42000 after electrified injuries at Gowrie Court
Isaac Ocejo of Gowrie Court Narrabundah won 42000 dollars plus costs in an ACT Supreme Court case settled before Justice Fox. The claim stemmed from an industry accident at Belgriven in January involving a crane and overhead powerlines, which allegedly electrified his body and left him severely injured.
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Gowrie Court
Narrabundah
Justice Fox
Lithgow Street
Fynfick
Tay
Julce Fox
Sense
Orland Layeari
Narrahundah
Sehey Wins
Ander
Bel € Gimmen
Geo
Anid
Oces
Hermann Jenkin
Mel. Ford
C.F
Motorist to stand trial in Canberra gymnasium plan
A Canberra case centers on a high school gymnasium project and a motorist named Knupkis facing charges amid a broader government education funding debate. The court heard details of a traffic incident and related claims as authorities considered a direct capital transfer for the project.
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Department of the Intering
Canberra
Melbourne
Alex Rowe
England
Melheowrne
Michiel
de Rose
Paniment
Gramme
Portsmouth
Lyneham High
Francis Chichester
Noilesid
Sir Francis
College Seon
MacDonald
Abo
Abo Undeserved Counties Cranent
Peel
Mucanne
Nice
Eyramsner
Change Fund
Heer
Law List and International Trade References
Fragmented OCR expresses legal terms and references to anti competition laws and international trade. Mentions ACH Law Coins and primary beginnings, with unclear country names and terms. The readable fragments imply discussions of protections, competition, and governance in a Commonwealth or international context.
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Aycestine Inneyerapes
Ways to help lands in need mission outline
The Indian Minister for Commerce Dinesh Kingh spoke at a Canberra pre conference outlining three major ways Australia and other developed countries could aid developing nations facing economic difficulties. The mission centers on aiding developing nations within the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
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Australia
Dinesh Kingh
Canberra
United Naxioms Conference On Trade and Development
NZ Herald Libel Appeal Upheld in Court of Appeal
Wellington reporters note the Court of Appeal grants a unanimous appeal by Wilson and Horton Ltd, publisher of the New Zealand Herald. The ruling overturns a prior decision in a libel case, restoring the publication’s defense and continuing coverage of the matter.
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Wellington
Court of Appeal
Wilson and Horton Ltd
Court affirms libel ruling amid Vietnam War coverage
In a complex appeal to the Court of Appeal, judges debate the handling of a libel suit linked to press coverage of the Vietnam War. The case centers on alleged improper statements by the Herald and its associates, with costs and disbursements contested and the role of the Press Association examined.
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Fomtice
Notic
Rest
Vietnam
Wilson
Cepis
Justice North
Dua
Tsuen
North Aald
Justice McGrepardo
Crown
Dean Tack Eyre
Court of Ap
Supreme Court
Np. Today That the Hearing of Gshksso Apitaet
Willants
Warson
Horton
Asoc
Wellington
Beattie
Justice Turner
Herald
Justice McCarthy
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