Fisher's two damages claims heard in ACT Supreme Court
Two claims for damages by Mr Garth Chapman Fisher of Reid arose from motor accidents and were heard before Mr Justice Connor in the ACT Supreme Court. The proceedings involved multiple parties and legal representatives, detailing alleged injuries, vehicle movements, and questions about the eligibility of a lawyer to hold a practising certificate while managing the case.
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Garth Chapman Fisher
Elimattas Street
Reid
Justice Connor
ACT Supreme Court
Fisher
RS Warsom
Ane McKelly
Med. Dauner
Samages
Dickson
RB. Mur
Ps Lang
Vita Braulstyes
Glaadten
Tan Savie
Mr Gleeson
Igen
Neiberber
Setan
Justice Fox
Evidence admissible in case cites prior testimony and witness names
The article mentions Mi Neelioh SM and Yeu Kien Tinlet as parties with evidence admissibility. It refers to Serpe estiunation Wy and Mikavia Bane in connection with a prior ing by Mp Nicholl. The fragment notes a case involving Sunny Bar and Quiean bevan and a charging for minniler Hinkever.
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Mikavia Baneelie
Sarhman
Sunny Bar’ Burasle
Bevan
Ful Heen
Minniler
Untitled Law List Fragment From December Page
Fragmentary OCR text presents a legal notice list with scattered names and places. The readable items reference private hotels, districts, dates, and potential actions though many words are garbled. The readable elements suggest a historical legal or property notice without a clear single event.
Preliminary hearing for 42 charges in Greenish case continues
The 61 year old businessman Robert Greenish faced 42 charges as the preliminary hearing opened yesterday before Mr Justice Sa. The unclear fragments mention a complex trial setup with references to witnesses and a court timetable, suggesting ongoing proceedings and anticipated continuation next sessions.
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Robert Greenish
Me Sa
Wlese
Doling Invalye Abit
Award Grants $1501 in Central Criminal Court
A mother of five was awarded 1501 in Central Criminal Court today. The decision supports financial restitution in a case involving multiple dependents and domestic circumstances.
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Sydney
Interim leave rule sparks Public Service Board clash
A Public Service Board circular labels a four week annual leave rule as an interim measure for this year. The chairman declined to disclose the board’s reply to Minister Cameron, and the dispute centers on whether temporary allowances can be extended. The cabinet decision and ministerial friction drive ongoing contention over staffing and leave eligibility.
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Public Service Board
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