Court awards 93000 to quadriplegic Miss Walsh
A court awarded 93000 to Miss Walsh of Mount Alvernia Hospital for spinal injuries from a car crash on April 8 1969 at Sun intersection. She was a primary schoolteacher in her last year of service at Shepparton when the accident occurred. The drivers admitted liability. the jury assessed damages. Justice Gowans added 850 interest to the award.
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Miss Walsh
Mount Alvernia Hospital
Bendigo
Shepparton
Fred Cashmore
Sumurkah
Sun Intersection
John Francis Corcoran
Echuca
Walsh
Justice Gowans
Girl Glenys awarded 21500 in car crash suit
The Supreme Court awarded Glenys 21 500 for injuries from a car crash near Maree Diggins Batlow on June 16. She suffered pain and disability after the accident while a 14 year old student who lost three sing ming? injuries and unable to play hockey or dress normally Judge Slattery noted the driver Colin John Glynn was the responsible party and Glenys sued him.
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Sydney
Crs
Supreme Culty
Glenys
Justice Slattery
Maree Diggins
Batlow
First case under WA Injury Act in Perth
In the first action under the Criminal Injuries Act 1970 an elderly husband jailed for stabbing a man he found with his wife is sued for compensation by his victim. Businessman William John Nondras seeks the $2,000 maximum from Remon Joseph Tholet, jailed four years for grievous bodily harm. Judge Sir Lawrence Jackson reserved judgment in written reasons.
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Perth
Lawrence Jackson
William John Nondras
Mount Pleasant
Remon Joseph Tholet
Subiaco
Nondras
Lawrence
Campbell man convicted in Canberra petty sessions theft case
A Campbell man, Sydney Stokell, 19, was committed to the Supreme Court on a charge of possessing a stolen motor vehicle, with additional convictions for driving without third party insurance and an unregistered car. He was fined $30 on each count after pleading not guilty.
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Campbell
Supreme Court
Pearson
Canberra
Lewis Sydney Stokell
Elliot Place
Stokell
Soma Street
Sydney
M. Somes
Paricue
Appeal Over Prison Terms In Canberra Case
Mr Justice Connor suspended three month sentences on appeal for Warren Heywood chairman of Seventeenth Street Narrabundah on two counts of unlawful assault. Conditional good behaviour bond $250 under probation service supervision and directions. Also ordered to pay $500 damages within 40 days. Appeals focused on sentence severity.
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Nicholl
John Guerin
Winneche Street
Ainslie
Guerin
Northbourne Avenue
Justice Connor
ACT Supreme Court
Warren James Heywood
Seventeenth Street
Narrabundah
Heywood
ACT
J. A. Metarory
Dolson
SM. Im
Canberra Petty Seasons
Dobson
Hevwerxl
Ro Morris
Bail Granted For Kenneth Hatch In ACT Supreme Court
Mr Justice Blackburn granted bail to Kenneth George Hatch 24 of Dyneham on $400 with one surety. Hatch, arrested Feb 28, had been in custody at Croulburn Training Centre. committal set for March 23 for serious alleged offences after prior bail refusals and new charges on March 2.
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Justice Blackburn
ACT Supreme Court
Kenneth George Hatch
Owen Crescent
Dyneham
Hatch
Mtr Bo Morris
Dobson
Morris
Croulburn
J. A. McCrary
Melbourne
Victor Luczkowski
Fitter and Turner
Essendon
Unclear legal list entry with mixed names and terms
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal list with multiple names and titles, including judges and notaries, but contains many garbled words and incomplete phrases. It mentions Justice Conor and an ACT Law Pecinning at Jamisdav, with notary Busi and officials Rome McNeil and Feehan Schunke in a jumble of misreads.
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Justicn
Jamisdav
Notary
Busi
Rome
McNeil Grek
Frown Feehan
Schunke
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Duthie 360
Joseph Reitmer
Phillip Avenue
Downer
John Jouph Stokes
Arizona Flats
Knot
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Watson
Reitner
Stokes
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Wewberry Crescent
Page
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Standing OF
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LAW List
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Kent
Coremo
France
Jean Tate
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