Sent For Trial On Charge Of Assault
A 22-year-old electrician was committed to stand trial at the Supreme Court of the ACT on August 2 on a charge of assault occasioning bodily harm. The defendant Kirvoski allegedly struck Papas with a knife in the Mondial Restaurant after a dispute over beer service. Papas and another man Strataulatus testified to injuries including cuts to the head and face. Police described the kitchen confrontation and Kirvoski’s alleged weapon seizure.
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J. D. Burton
Supreme Court of the A.C.T
Assant
Papas
Carvell
Stoksik
Eyidenos
Reginald Guy
Usbach
Theo Vatavalis
H. Solmesky
Anton Kirvoski
Dutty Street
Ainsile
Pelet Papas
Mondial Resaurant
Alan
Mondial
Flo
Usback
Say Papas
Nick Statauliius
Kirvoski
Palics
Carveth
Thad
Kiryoski
Theft Case Continues Involving Hayes and O'Sullivan
The ongoing case centers on Harald George Hayes accused of stealing and converting property valued at pounds 40 to pounds 0 from Leonard Dudley Upton and the Commonwealth. O'Sullivan testified he provided evidence for Hayes after being asked by Mayes, noting uncertainty about quantities and past statements. The hearing, before Senior Constable J C Thurban, resumes tomorrow.
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Sames
Willism
Asuniv
F. G. P. Keane
Harald ‘George Hayes
O'Sullivan
Hayes
Foveaustreet
Ainslie
Leonard Dudley Upton
Commonwealth
J. C. Thurban
Mayes
R. E. Kennedy
Jenn
Kennedy
T O'Sullivan
Twelve-year-olds charged with stealing car in Canberra
Two 12 year olds appeared in Canberra Children's Court charged with illegal use of a motor car and malicious damage after a high speed chase from Northbourne Avenue ended in a crash on the Burton Highway. A 14 year old boy faced similar offences and driving without a licence, remanded for further details. A 7 year old was charged with reckless driving and negligent driving, with court actions arranged for the father to attend.
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Pwo
Ec, Keane
Canberra
Judgments By Consent in Supreme Court
Consent judgments approved by Mr Justice Eggleston award £300 to Anne Xavier of Kil aul Madras India and £750 to Karen Arrovardi of pima Street Braddon. The Xavier case follows the death of Joseph Peter Xavier after a car collision involving Rev. Father Gerrard Butt. The Azopardi case concerns Karen struck by a car driven by her grandmother Thelma Fletcher in the driveway of their Bonney Street home in September last year.
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Susice Eggleston
Anne Xavier
Kilaul Madras
India
Supreme Court of the
AICT
G. Small
Miss Xavier
Joseph Peter Xavier
Gerrard Butt
St. Patrick's Presbytery
Justice Eggleston
Karen Arrovardi
Pima Street
Braddon
Saviour Azopardi
Karen
Thelma Fletcher
Bonney Street
Ainslie
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