Stamp dealer jailed
PA Auckland A stamp dealer con* victed of receiving stolen stamps has been sentenced to six months imprisonment by Mr Justice Speight in the Supreme Court af Auckland. In other circumstances he would have sentenced the dealer to two years jail, said his Honour, Before the Court was Lee Graham Hadley aged
39, who had pleaded guilty, to receiving stamps, which had been stolen from’ a house at Mountain Road, Epsom. , . Another man, Milan Mate Paundyic, had also been convicted of receiving stamps from the burglary and had previously been sentenced to tw r o years jail. However the Court of Appeal recently reduced this sentence to six months. . ■
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Press, 1 April 1980, Page 7
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