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TREE IN COURT GROUNDS

Chestnut Likely To Remain

Although a final decision had not yet been made, it seemed likely that the old chestnut tree, which dropped a heavy branch without warning on a Magistrate's car and a bailiff's car last week, would not have to be removed, said the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Mr J. L. W. Gerken, last evening. He Mid two experts had examined the tree and they had advised him individually. “After the experts have discussed the matter themselves a final decision will be made,** he Mid. The decision is expected today. Mr Gerken said he was hopeful that the tree could be saved, and he thought it would be. However, the safety of passers-by under the tree must be guaranteed.

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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30051, 8 February 1963, Page 11

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126

TREE IN COURT GROUNDS Press, Volume CII, Issue 30051, 8 February 1963, Page 11

TREE IN COURT GROUNDS Press, Volume CII, Issue 30051, 8 February 1963, Page 11

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