Court reports on Huxley loss and bookmaker testimony
In Sydney a Bankruptcy Court heard from bookmaker George Burke that Peter Geoffrey Huxley’s loss was a small amount. Witnesses including Humkey Simmeray and Albert Faward Austin gave evidence about Hurley’s finances, with the case adjourned to February 2 1971. Hurley, a former Rural Bank secretary, was later sentenced in March to 20 years for fraud tied to a 5 297 919 dollar scheme and was declared bankrupt on May 12 with a disclosed estate around 44 million.
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Sydney
Peter Geoffrey Huxley
George Burke
Maroubs
Hurley
Am iMankruptcy
WD. Simmeray
Deveratl
Wer Meighis
Albert Faward Austin
Wooll, Ahra
Usley
Rural Bank
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Wirke
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Huey
Orke
Hunley
New Trial Granted in High Court Case In Sydney
Peter O Shaughnessy a noted actor producer was granted a new hearing of an action against a Canberra paper by the New South Wales Bench of the High Court in Sydney. The court ruled the prior trial unfair and the Katherine Brisbane newspaper review criticised as miscarried. Legal aid was certified for Nicholl SM. In Canberra yesterday legal aid was certified for James Watson McKernan a 20 year old labourer of no fixed address. He was committed to the ACT Supreme Court on a charge of breaking and entering and stealing alleged to have occurred in May 1930 at Ronald Liversidge Street Xeton and involved the ownership of property.
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Nicholl
Canberra
James Watson McKernan
McKernan
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Supreme
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Bane
Ronald Liversidge
Dob
Young
Watson Son
Belconnen Way
G. Miller
Yicpi
Moore
Iing
Stanley Carles
Wyatt
Itwa
Footscray
Elva Wobella
Wedneway
Moran
Marina
Josephine Rose
Miller
Tiete
Melbourne singer sued over touring debts and fees
In Melbourne Supreme Court Justice Menhenitt ordered Lynne Randell and her mother Joan Randell to pay 17 887 to manager Carol West plus interest. West alleged promotional tours in the United States earned Randell profits but she faced unpaid commissions and expenses totaling 17 587. Randell, now in the United States, had previously signed a three year contract with West in 1967.
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Melbourne
Lynne Race Ace
Carol West
Supreme Court
Menhenint
West
Malvern
Lerpenser
United
Randell
United States
Joan Gladys Randell
Mordialloc
Tustiou
Menhennitt
United S
Randel
Justice Men
Swinburne staff and students facing adjourned anti-NS cases
Commonwealth charges against 13 Swinburne Technical College staff members and four students over an anti national service pamphlet are adjourned to a fixed date pending an appeal to the Supreme Court. One defendant, Norman Famer, was fined and the court noted political beliefs as a factor in the alleged offence.
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Melbourne
Commonwealth
Swinburne Technical College
Supreme Court
Reporting ban lifted on abortion case hearings in Melbourne
A publication ban on the proceedings of a Melbourne city court abortion case was lifted this afternoon. The order, issued earlier, ended the temporary restriction allowing press coverage of the hearings and statements today.
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Melbourne
Man faces fines after firearm and speed offences
In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions, Terrence Moore of May Place Macquarie was fined 50 for discharging a firearm in a public place and for licence breaches. Other defendants faced speeding charges and related offences, with multiple incidents linked to November activity near Watson and Scullin areas.
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Terrence Joan Moore
May Place
Macquarie
Dobson
Canberra
Petty Sidon Seventay
Nonna Cnapenan
Rows South Crescent
Ponce
Caltex Oil fined for Yarra River pollution incident
Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty Lab was fined 2250 dollars in Foot Oray Court for polluting the Yarra River with oil. Dr C Pannam stated about May the burn released 00 gallons of Black Foot oil. around 50 gallons escaped into the Yarra during cleaning operations. Costs were ordered.
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Melbourne
Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty Lab
Yarra
C Pannam
Caltes
Supreme Court hears verdict in four charges against Milanovic
The Supreme Court heard deliberations as Milanovic stood trial for four charges of breaking and entering and theft at addresses in Garvin, Hraddam and Reid. The Crown prosecutor prepared to deliver his address after the jury decision, with Mr Justice Fox to sum up.
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Mileramme
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T. Fe Haven
Justice Fox
Mine She Ket Tha Cure Inga Uta Trance
A terse report lists law items concerning a trance treatment in Na. It mentions Wet tance sae and references Inga Uta and male participants. The note outlines a cure or remedy approach tied to the trance practice and local officials or organizations are cited.
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Wet Tance
Cure
Inga
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