ACT Supreme Court to rule on real estate agent registration
In Canberra the ACT Supreme Court heard an application by Carmen Danielle Green seeking quashing of the Agents Board decision on September 17, 1969, denying her registration as a real estate agent. Justice Fox reserved judgment after yesterday’s hearings.
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Canberra
Life term quashed on appeal in Australian case
In Sydney the Court of Criminal Appeal quashed life sentences after hearings into a complex case. Maxwell John Williams and co-defendants faced prolonged imprisonment while appeals by his wife Joy Ellen Williams, Ronald Henry Thomas, and Daniel Michael Clark were dismissed. The proceedings involved negligent behavior and questioned measures by authorities and the handling of alleged drug and import offenses. The lead man, Williams, is to be freed, while the rest remain jailed to complete their prior sentences.
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Maxwell John Williams
Univ Street
Erskineville
Joy Ellen Williams
Ronald Henry Thomas
Rolf Street
Manly
Daniel Michael “Lark
Morrissey’ Road
Brunswick woman acquitted of murder in self defense
A Brunswick woman, Mrs Audrey May Picken, 36, was acquitted by a Criminal Court jury of murder in the stabbing death of her husband Leslie John Picken, 18, and also found not guilty of manslaughter. The jury accepted her claim of self defense following a violent attack.
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Brunswick
Audrey May Picken
Eckersalt Swreet
Leslie John] Picken
Picken
Protesters on bail in Sydney antiwar demo
Ten people were remanded on bail today in Central Court over charges stemming from a Sydney anti-Vietnam War demonstration last night. Eight men and two women faced counts from indecent language to assaulting police and resisting arrest. Me M. Farquhar remanded them on bail for 40 dates in January and February.
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Central Court
M. Farquhar
Ribbon tied to cot ends life of infant girl
The coroner told the court that a one year old girl hanged herself with a red ribbon tied to her cot. Coroner H W Pascoe ruled there was no indication the act was dangerous or intentional. Kathleen Wise recalled the red ribbon and bell had been kept as a keepsake for her first child.
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H.W. Pascoe
Chen’ Lee Wise
Ken| Frinton
Kathleen’ Wise
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