Court Reports Injunction Sought Over Vehicle Sale
A preservation injunction was sought to stop Gregorys Motors from disposing of a Ford Falcon GT. The case, before Mr Justice Fox, centers on Mr Menezzar alleging he arranged to buy the car, traded in a Jaguar, and claims overcharging and misrepresentation. The hearing continues Friday.
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Gregory's (Motors) Pty Ltd
Canberra Avenue
Finders Way
Manuka
Justice Fox
B. R. Gale
Alfred
Len. Menegars
Menegazzo
Cent. Griffith
Gregorys
X Jaguar Motor
Queanberan
Gregory
Gregory Be
Jaguar
Paton
of Curleain
Meneparza
Vessel forfeits for clam poaching near Cairns
In Thurnlay Island Magistrate's Court yesterday a Formosan fishing vessel and its 4 ton catch of clam meat were forfeited after master Huang Ching-kui pleaded guilty through an interpreter to poaching clams in Australian proclaimed waters. He was fined 1000 dollars plus 250 dollars costs, or three months in prison in default.
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Brisbane
Uesday
Thurnlay Island
Commonwealth
Branch
Huang Ching-kui
Cairns
Huang
Car travels at six to eight mph in Capital Circle crash case
Canberra magistrate heard a drunk driving case involving Mond John Griffiths 21 of Spintex Street The Causeway who pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence after a collision near Capital Circle and Commonwealth Avenue Police measured his car at about six to eight mph in the capital suburb Griffiths was fined 140 and disqualified from driving One charge under the Public Order Act was dismissed in separate hearings Meredith Anne Burgmann 24 pleaded not guilty to failing to disperse from an assembly in Knowles Place Civic on May 21 She testified she left after police ordered dispersal and later returned to observe arrests Magistrate Flynn dismissed that phase and fined Alan Nicholas Stokes 18 of McKay Street Turner 41 for an alleged unreasonable disturbance in Alinga Street on May 21 Stokes had pleaded guilty to the charge Two further charges under the Public Order Act were proved against Nicholl and Toll with fines and disqualification imposed The proceedings also covered charges against several others for dispersing from assemblies and related acts John Toll 21 and another man aged 21 pleaded guilty to dispersal from Knowles Place Civic on Nov 2 The hearing noted the individuals had good characters and had spent time in custody prior to the hearing The report mentions Robert Milton Toll 21 of Marteld West and charges linked to assembly dispersal The case refers to a vessel voyage and a separate matter involving Sydney and Burnie Reef with conflicting details The Canberra court dealt with fraud allegations against Robert Picwan Greenish of Key Street who bailed for 20 000 and appeared in court awaiting further action.
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Capital Circle
Commonwealth Avenue
Dobson
Canberra
Knowles Place
Flynn
Alinga Street
Stokes
Nicholl
Hay Lund
Robert Milton Toll
Ane Marteld West
Ssw
Mottday
Kpowles Place
Civic
Smilorad Pa
Tane
Lee Rose Cutmain
Ryryee
New Guinea
Burnie Reef
Unborn child’s legal right to sue for prenatal injuries
Melbourne Full Court rules a three year old born brain damaged can sue for prenatal injuries. Justices Ehret, Winneke, and Pape uphold fiduciary duty against driver Rama. The case centers on a mother injured eight months before birth and the child’s lifelong epileptic condition.
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Melbourne
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