Court awards damages against Bill Genge Motors in car dispute
In an ACT Supreme Court ruling Judge Fox dismissed a claim for 456 36 by Bill Gonge Motors Pty Ltd of Crawford Street Oceanbegan and awarded 280 against the company on another claim. Adele Aman ftterkly and duke, and Mares Elferkh, were jointly successful against Bill Genge Motors. Both cases arose from the sale of a Morris Cooper in December 1966 under hire purchase. The Ererichs alleged warranties that the vehicle was in good condition. the car was returned after factory faults were found.
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Genge Motors
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Emfetkh
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Genge Motor
Elerichs
Florist theft and embezzlement cases heard at Petty Sessions
In Canberra, Hermes 54 of Banks Town NSW was convicted yesterday of stealing a floral arrangement valued at 24 95 from Waltons Stores Ltd and fined 75 15 with costs. Separate charges involved Embezzlement of 4 604 85 from an employer by Galfigher 35 of Winfield Street Downer. The proceedings also covered a vehicle dispute between dealers and Elferichs, with details of bail and costs, and the law court sessions continuing at Bank ACT Law Court.
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Neuss
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Bel
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Jayson
Bill
Vincent
Villagers clash with mine survey party over land rights
In PORT MORESHY villagers confronted a mine survey group connected to CRA. Police intervened after a heated dispute as officers attempted arrests. The incident involved W. Aliwood magistrate oversight and claims of land aid through unresisted force, with minors cited in the wider clash.
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Former brickworks foreman jailed for $47530 theft from employers
A former brickworks foreman in Sydney was fined 20000 and sentenced to two months in jail after stealing 47530 from his employers over four years by fabricating fictitious employees. The court heard he caused losses totaling about 80000 including shoplifting and theft from a Woolworths store. Restitution of 59000 had already been made with further actions planned to recover remaining sums.
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Terrientla Co Ply Ltd
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Wallere
Bribe offer in abortion case alleged
Melbourne and Sydney reports reveal a bribe offer in an abortion case as prosecutors detail payments connected to court proceedings. The matter involves doctors James Gavin Ames Troup, William Davin Crombie, and Margret Dorothy Berman, with figures cited up to 33 million rupees in related settlement discussions.
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Jockey admits reported incident
A Port Macquarie apprentice jockey, Steven Mone lague Wade, pleaded guilty to a reported incident at Port Macquarie on time 9. He admitted assaulting a 67 year old widow, overpowered her and threatened with a knife before the offence. Detective A J Brown outlined the case as Wade awaits sentence.
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Two on their charges in Sydney court case
Allan Mayne Francis a 40 year old jeweller of Watsons Bay and Kevin Victor Gore a 28 year old salesman of Glebe faced 17 counts of theft and breaking and entering and a charge of possessing explosives. The offences allegedly occurred between August 1968 and September 20 year. Bail set at 3000 dollars each.
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Shooting at Yass alleged in court today
Allegations of malicious injury with intent surface in Yass court. Barry Pollard, 19, of Comar Street, and a juvenile suspect are remanded until September 30 after a man, Alec Bell, 25, was wounded at a Crampion Street home in Yass. Bell treated at Yass District Hospital then Canberra Community Hospital.
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Alec Bell
Crampion Street
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Bell
Yass District Hospital
Alec
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