Canberra court awards $15,000 to injured worker in consent judgment
In Canberra, Justice Fox approves a consent judgment of $15,000 plus costs for Joseph Clement Thompson against Allen Brothers and Baker. The complex case, heard at ACT Supreme Court, involvedWorkmen's compensation credits and scheduled jury proceedings, with the amount to be allocated between Baker and Allen Brothers.
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Justice
Thompson
Joseph Clement Thomps
J.B. Norris
Tn Son
Darling Street
S. Wilcox
Barton
Aris
Snedden, Hall
Martin, Crassin
O'Leary
Barker
P. Jeffery
J. S. Cripps
J. ‘Hell
Boardman, Aliport, Bell and Finlayson
Allen Brothers
Ao Act Supreme
Gordon Edward
Walter
Callum Street
Queanbeyan
Pty Tid
Circular Quay
Sydney
Liabi
Justice Fox
ACE
Smithers
Baker
Allen, Brothers
Three year ban and fine in NSW theft case
Judgment for 6240 dollars plus costs entered by Nir Suctho Smithers yesterday on a claim for conversion against Well Tikyesti who is serving a ten year gaol. The case arose from a break in at Young J B Ltd store in Dale Kingston on March 12 1967 with theft of many articles valued at 6240-40 dollars. Tikvesh stood trial, pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence and was sentenced to prison for two years. The manager Morris identified documents and the court heard the total value of stolen articles. The defendant was disqualified from driving for three years and fined. The incident was investigated by police who confirmed disqualification and the car’s movements. The court noted the offender was a slow learner regarding drinking and driving.
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Nir Suctho” Smithers
Inminion
Well Tikyesti
J. 8. Young Ltd
Giles Street
Kingston
Serio
Tikves
J. Kelly
T. M. Johnstone
Mnephillamy
Cummins
Art Gibson
Tikvesli
Dale
Ginger
Railway
Tikvesh
Dri
ACT Supreme Court
Carlos Ronald Morcis
Tench Street
Drd
Melrose Drive
Young'a
W. L. Antill
Dobson
Nsw
Morris
Osle
Canberra
Quean
I Beyan
Iheyan
Writ issued to recover bank overdraft debt case
Melbourne court records reveal a writ issued to recover an overdraft of over 140000 dollars from Robert Mitchell. Mitchell agreed to pay 400 dollars weekly after partial repayments from insurance funds, as bank officials, including Percy Jackson, testified regarding fraud and conspiracy charges totaling 1.2 million dollars involving ten men and a woman.
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Melbourne
Mitchell
Bob Itehell
Obert Mitchell
Ickson
Jackson
Cojlelice
Percy. Henry
Menlay
Rout Street
Hampton
Victoria
Tasmania
ANZ Bank
Womnar
Drowning Tragedy Sparks River Safety Warning
A boy drowned in the Molango River after entering the water near 9 30 am. Police urge parents to warn children and others about river dangers while search teams, including local volunteers, recovered the body.
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Mitchell
Pei
Thal Samil
Sha Lyad
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