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13816:03:4012 MR. O'NEILL: I won't be too long more, Mr. Chairman. But there are matters I3 would just like to check on the basis of the evidence which has been given now4 by Ms. Carruth. It may be necessary for me to put specific matters to her.16:03:5556 CHAIRMAN: All right. I know you have domestic pressures. If we sit at half7 past ten tomorrow.8 A. I have three children, Judge. I don't have baby minders.916:04:1010 CHAIRMAN: Well we have to deal with it tomorrow at some stage. Would eleven11 o'clock suit you better than half ten? And you can be fairly certain that you12 would be finished by lunchtime.1314 MR. MILLAR: There is a possibility, Chairman, of taking a few minutes and16:04:3215 then resuming maybe at a quarter past four and finishing today? Is that a16 possibility?1718 CHAIRMAN: Well we have no difficulty. It's just that if there are matters19 ...16:04:432021 MR. MILLAR: I know Mr. O'Neill.2223 MR. O'NEILL: It is a matter upon which Mr. Millar may in the light of the24 evidence discuss with his client.16:04:542526 CHAIRMAN: I think in the circumstances it might be better if we continued27 Ms. Carruth's evidence tomorrow. And I think in the meantime, Ms. Carruth28 should look again at the documentation, talk to your solicitor so that you will29 be quite clear yourself as to what your position is in relation to the evidence16:05:1430 you are giving and the evidence you have given in the past.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839