A woman charged with benefit fraud has been excused attending court because of Covid-19.
Deborah Dalgarno of Ballacriy Park in Colby was excused appearing when her case was due to be heard by High Bailiff Jayne Hughes at Douglas Courthouse.
She faces five charges of making false representations to obtain benefits, and two of failing to tell officials of a change in her circumstances.
Mrs Hughes bailed her to appear in court again on February 11.
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TT riders will miss special Bray Hill tree
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Inflation steady at 3.3 per cent
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Less than one percent of buildings on council blacklist
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Senior Tynwald committee to look at healthcare funding
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Government apologises after child benefit problems
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Noel Edmunds gives more details on IOM wine
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Consultation asks about protecting Douglas Head
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