
Harry Receveur-Berger
Taken from the 50th Anniversary Celebration 1949 – 1999 notes to Beverley
Bultitude, given as hand-outs.
I am sure we all have many very interesting cases to relate. However rather
than doing this I thought you may find the enclosed clippings worthwhile
mentioning. As the evidence was the first of its kind in Australia and put
on the STATUTE BOOKS of the Supreme Court accepted by the Court as Expert
evidence. As a result of the foregoing I was asked by a Queens Counsel to
address the Justices of the Peace at their annual dinner. The following year
I was asked again. As a direct result it brought in a lot of patients via
various Solicitors etc.
Taken from: THE AGE, Thursday, October 14, 1971
Crash victim hypnotised.
Court told of treatment to recall car accident.
A man who could remember nothing of the of the motor smash in which he was
severely injured was hypnotised in an effort to regain his memory, a Supreme
Court judge was told yesterday.
Mr. Justice Newton was told that four sessions with a hypnotherapist helped
Kurt Frank, a 40-year-old Cosgrove painter reconstruct a two-car collision
near ‘Shepparton’ in May, 1968.
“I would say, without fear of co