Court Reports on Ill Mother Fraud and Damages Award
A man 47, public servant of Sarraburideh, released on bond after pleading guilty to false pretences to obtain 500 from a friend by claiming his mother was ill. Damages of 12,304.74 plus costs were awarded to Catherine Ann Passant after a 1971 car crash, against Peter Flanagan and Paul Kelly. Justice orders also include a greengrocer fined and bound for theft charges, while others faced penalties for various offences.
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Leo Rowse Boyton
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Oj. Dayner
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Dryden
Catherine Ann Passant
Gormanston Crescent
Dreakiun
Peter Francis Flanagan
Miles Crescent
Narrabundah
Paul Frances Kelly
Strreley Bi Crescenil
Narmabundah
C. D. Harper
Miss Passant
Ansen
Yomba Dive
Wiedward
Munt Prykiel
Raimonk Street
Brivett
Chep
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Ofverity Avenue
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Commonwealth
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Litana Street
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Hewitt
Kk. Bowen
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Manslaughter Charge Brought Against Lyons in ACT Supreme Court
The case details a man named Lyons aged 71 charged with feloniously slaying Peter Sein of Bangalay Street. At a Railway Street gathering March 3, witnesses described a group incident including Lyons and Sedin outside a shop, with Seins drinking earlier and an implied altercation ending in the fatality.
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the Crescent
Oqueanheran
Peter Sein
Bangalay Street
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M Sedin
Railway Street
Opkes Estate
Sein
Leen
Sedit
Leone
Sedin
Tvons
Kaif
Theeern Smith
Howard
Canberra hospital death linked to thigh infection in manslaughter case
The article reports a man died in Canberra Hospital on March 14 from a wound infection traced to internal trauma in the thigh muscles after a football match. The court found sufficient evidence to convict Mr Toone of manslaughter in a highly technical case. Remanded, Mr Lyons faced charges of dangerous driving. At Canberra Petty Sessions, several defendants faced offenses from July demonstrations and police obstructions, with many remanded or fined.
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J Paulks
Lyons
Cahill
Crown
Peso
Toone
Cahill Sant
Gineral
Supreme Court
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Seventh game ends in draw in world chess duel
The seventh game of the world chess championship between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer finished in a draw. Spassky pressed for a win with the black pieces while Fischer, after a long sequence, returned from a tense position to secure the draw. The score stands 4-4 with four games left in the match as tensions mount over pace and play.
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Teenie
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Ivan
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