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Diamond Ring for Girlfriend Leads to Court Case
Terrence Nash a Repton farmer faced false pretences charges after a 92 pound 10 shilling engagement ring purchase with a 40 pound cheque bouncing. He pleaded guilty and was given four months imprisonment suspended on a 20 pound bond and 40 pound compensation. Nash claimed to have funds in Sydney and to own a banana plantation before attempting to cover the balance with a cheque at Proud's.
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Terrence Edward Nash
Repton
Nash
A. E. Capp
Coffs Court of Petty Sessions
Det Const
Burton
Sydney
Proud's
Canterbury
Defendant
Det Burton
Proud’s
Commonwealth Bank
Martin Place
Bellingen
Coffs Harbour