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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
8
The ordinance governs rent payments and termination procedures for tenants, outlining penalties for nonpayment and conditions under which landlords may enforce eviction. It references notice requirements, payment methods, and the role of agents in collecting rents, with dates and fines specified.
A notice appears to outline eviction procedures under Secon A ir provisions, detailing tenant obligations and landlord remedies. The text references rent certificates, minimum payments, and possible removal actions, with emphasis on compliance to avoid further legal steps.
A damaged OCR text fragment outlines a court and order with references to a victim, terms like service, and a looming deadline. Names and concrete actions are uncertain, but the gist concerns a legal proceeding, an order, and notice requirements within a judicial context.
A customer claims a deposit paid for a television set was not fully refunded after the unit was damaged and later returned. He alleges no explanation was given for the deduction, noting a charge of 9.80 and seeking the balance.
A garbled, partial OCR passage discusses unearned thanks and references to names like Star, Petre, and Wis, with scattered phrases about vows, devices, and moral remarks. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, places, or a clear reporting focus to describe a publishable news item.
A garbled legal notice mentions a racing event license, a person named and a department, with references to a criminal act and enforcement. It hints at the Capitol Territory and the department admitting a Meincon. The text is unreadable in parts but notes a police station or court context and an intent to pursue a formal action.
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