Bus driver negligence case yields ACT Supreme Court payout
In Canberra, Mrs Gwen Keillor was awarded 57 685 plus costs against the Commonwealth in the ACT Supreme Court over a December 29 1970 bus incident at Manuka Furneaux Street. The case cited driver negligence as the cause of injuries to Keillor and other passengers. Separate Canberra court actions saw Leonard Anthony Sly convicted on multiple charges with partial appeals dismissed or altered. Hindle pled guilty to unlawful possession of property and received probation supervision. A separate matter involved a claimant receiving 500 under terms later found to be breached. The day’s hearings continued with further evidence and rulings expected.
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Justice Joske
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Gwen Keillor
Ewart Street
Yarralumla
Foske
Mrs
Keillor
Leonard Anthony ‘Sly
Noale Breet
Aranda
Connor
Sly
Flynn
Canberra
Petgy
Justice Connorth
Fiyan
Tustice Connor
Hindle
Seventeenth Street
Nartabundah
ACT Supreme Court
Charges against 6 adjourned in public order cases
Six defendants facing charges from protests outside Parliament House were remanded on bail. Names include Harald Tames Bayles 18, Michael John Anderson 20, John Edwards 24, Grahame Falwara Maxwell 29, Nicholas Roland Baxter 19, William David Craigie 21. New charges involved hindering police and indecent acts, with several remanded until September or August. One man, Peter Cary Williams 20, faced separate accusations and was bailed. Two others, Elizabeth Miller 22 and Nichols Wakefield Richardson 20, charged with publishing pamphlets opposing the National Service Act. Richardson convicted for failing to comply with Public Order Act directions and fined.
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Parliament House
Dobson
Stine Jay
Harald Tames Bayles
Brewer Street
Griffith
Michael John Anderson
Goodell Nsw
John Euwards
Darlinghurst
ASW
Grahame Falwara Maxwell
Campsie
Nsw
Nicholas Roland Baxter
Na Fed Addrem
Mr Baxter
William David Craigie
Darlingbury
King Edward Errace
Seniembe
Peter Cary Willams
National Service Act
Miller
Lenenox
Australian National University
Nichols Wakefield Richardson
Ite
National Service
Pearson
Tneway
Richanson
Flynn
Orphans Seek Compensation in Sydney Supreme Court
In Sydney, three orphans seek damages after their mother Judith Anne Durbridge, 25, died instantly in a 1968 car crash on the Great Western Highway Parramatta. Their father Ernest Durbridge died 15 months later, leaving executor John Lane to press the claim in court before Mr Justice Taylor. The three children are Sophie-Durbridge, Jennifer, and Sonia. Judgement reserved as court weighs difficult compensation questions.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Judith
Anne
Laneale
Ne Bute ‘Bridge
Estale
Worm Aulti
Ted
Taylor Tomy
Durybridge
Sophen — Duncbridge
Jennifer
Sonia
Justica Taylor
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Parker
Civic Centre
Parker ‘Nepesa Suite
Parker Shop
Alinga Street
East Row
City
Halal Ks
Justice Connor
Mate
Exonomis Acceptance, Company Ltd
Hindle Wa Mid
Woodward
John Joseph O'Brien
Tingha Place
Fisher
John Michael Curtin
Steele Street
Hackett
Ir Arise Nut of
Sherbrooke and
Downer Streets
Amalie
Frand Tial
Adhislasher
Baseid Streat
Downer
Usher
Richard Bla Sal Seward
B.D. Cella
D. Kelo
Howe
Gallagher
Richart Bil Sallam
Seward
Willian
LAW List
Jee
Chew
Romerd
Euathon
McLeod's Tyre Marts
Maryborough Street
Fyshwick
Chinese Naper
Our
Manchester
Duchess
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