3 4 CHAIRMAN: Good morning, Miss - Planning Tribunal

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1 A Yes.
2 Q 191This is the actual withdrawal docket and again I just draw to your attention
3 the stamp on the ICS docket is a Bank of Ireland stamp in Malahide?
4 A Yes.
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6 MR. KENNEDY: Before Miss Dillon moves on from that, could she call up the
7 lodgment docket of the Bank of Ireland and could we have the two documents on
8 screen?
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10 MS. DILLON: Yes, the lodgment docket is 455.
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12 MR. KENNEDY: What I want to draw to the attention of the Tribunal is that the
13 rubber stamp used by the cashier is identical in form and in the manner in
14 which it's applied to both dockets. It's applied upside down, at the same
15 angle, bears the same date and is the identical stamp and I assist the Tribunal
16 by pointing that out and it will be my view and Mr. Wright will say this,
17 clearly both transactions were conducted with the same teller at the same time
18 and it was undoubtedly a transfer from his ICS account to his joint current
19 account, as is the case with all of the other transactions from the Building
20 Society account to the other, and the witness could be called from the Bank of
21 Ireland in Malahide to deal with that if required, if there's any doubt about
22 that.
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24 Q 192MS. DILLON: I had already drawn that to the witness' attention, if my friend
25 is finished, I'll continue with the direct examination.
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27 The next transaction, Mr. Wright, is a transaction on the 11th June, page 939
28 please. This is a lodgment to an account you hold with two other parties of
29 1,224.28 which seems to be a lodgment for the purposes of dealing with an
30 interest because you will see there's an almost equal amount for interest dated