Car Is His Home Says MP In Darwin Court
A Northern Territory MP told Darwin Court that suspension of his driving licence left him without a home. Mr A Brennan, fined 100 shillings for driving under the influence, argued his car served as his home during long trips across the Elsey electorate. He said his swag and cooking gear slept beside the vehicle as he travelled the vast 100000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hrennan
Darwin
Leader
Brennan
Elsey
Northern Territory Legislative Council
Court Overloaded In NSW Supreme Court Says Chief Justice
Sydney authorities report that about 60 percent of Supreme Court cases fall within District Court jurisdiction. Sir Leslie Herron urges using three-week legal aid to ease congestion, noting many cases could move to district courts. He cites sickness, backlogs, and efforts by judges on leave as causes of the overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nsw
Leslie Herron
Supreme Court
Leslie
Lestie
Superior Courts
Court of Appeals
Justice Wallace
ACT Court hears request for broader outline of allegations
Mr Keane urged the ACT Court of Petty Sessions to require police to provide enough particulars so a defendant could identify the case. Bruce Davison is charged with dangerous driving on Fairbairn Avenue on February 27. Police argue the charge already contains sufficient detail for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Keane
ACT Court of Petty Sessions
Nicoll
Davison
Fairbairn Avenue
K. Bilis
Canberra court fines hit for driving under liquor influence
Robert Coyle 34 of Lachlan Court Braddon was fined 100 and disqualified from driving for three months by Mr Dodson SM after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence of liquor on Northbourne Avenue Canberra. The incident followed a 9.30pm collision at Northbourne and Boldrewood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coyle
Lachlan Court
Braddon
Dodson
Coyle
J. Gallop
Northbourne Avenue
Boldrewood Street
Robert Frock Davis
Anilor
Hmas Harman
Dahson
Charlie Grech
Nineteenth Street
Wuarrabundah
Grech
Canberra Avenue
Dobson
Acman
Justice Joske
Frederick Grunow
Hack Street
O’connor
James Palmer
Watson
Grunow
Hermes
I Palmer
Carrington Street
Meakin
London
Monwealth Avenue
Aolan
Suitor
Palmer
J. Moore
Commonwealth Gazette
Canberra ‘Times
Justice Smithers
Dissolution Petition Filed in Lyneham Courtroom
In No 1 Courtroom at the Lyneham ACT Law Courts a decree nisi was granted on her petition at 9.15 am for a dissolution of the marriage between Katharina Johanna Parusel and Horst Wolfging Sugden and another. The cases include Parasel of Lincoln Street Towell v Popovic and the Essendon. Victoria matter on the desertion grounds, with Katharina Johanna Parusel of Lambert Street involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Joske
Lyneham
ACT Law Courts
Nisi
Nelson
Regina
Renault
Horst Wolfging
Sugden
Parasel
Lincoln Street
Towell
Popovic
Essendon
Victoria
Commonwealth
Bank
Katharina Johanna ‘Parusel
Lambert Street
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Fred Bareham
Petrie Street
Canberra
Eumig
Eumig Mark S
Wdh Farore
Eurug Mack S Omma
Mr Justice Herron
W. Nicoll
Pearing
Bruce Davison
Goodwin Street
Lyne
Ellis
Ham
Alace
Keane
Eadh River
Terrance Williams
Uriarra Forest Settlement
Johnny Murta
Longstaff Street
Iman
Davis
Fron
War Memorial
Queanbeyan
Belconnen
Cecil
Piste Pomepeore
Joan Pee
ACT Supreme Court
Valerie May Camfferman
Eastern Avenue
Shellharbour
Christian Adriaan
Camferman
Northbourne
Aradon
Elizabeth
van Pepenrecht
North Bovine Flats
Ruth Barbara
Marjorie Jane Ford
Mednios Street
Lndultery
Robert Arthur Cooper
Civic Centre
London Offices Pty Ltd
Lando Circuit
Robert Sam Morison
Law List
Eyre Street
Kingston
U.S.A
Morisco
NAMCO
Vynelle
Burgess
Parker
pTamemae
T Wefiwans Canberra Pty
LTO
Glvic Centre
Ganterra
Terarter Manufacturing Pty, Ltd
Iva Streat
Fyshwick
Plenne
Stockiar
Australia
Ansaheat
Ansair Pty. Ltd
Keilor
Niddrie
Memmer Company
Amsett Transport
Inoustries Lia
Sisiribuiad BP
McEwans
Club Cente
Tal
F. Barter Manufacturing Pty
Les Elwet
Feshwick
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