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4012:12:111 A. Just an assumption on my part. I may have been advised by people in the branch2 when they arrived that had experience with it, I don't know. But I cannot3 remember actually having discussed it with anybody. It was just an assumption4 on my part, whether that be right or wrong.12:12:2856 CHAIRMAN: All right.78 Q. 268 MR. MURPHY: Could we have 27366 please for a second. I just want you to9 refer you to your second last paragraph of your first statement to the12:12:3810 Tribunal, Mr. Hughes. Where you say, the second paragraph there:1112 "I had no reason to believe that this account was operated for or on behalf of13 the Fianna Fail Party, the local Cumann or that it related to a Building14 Trust". Is that correct?12:12:5815 A. That's correct.16 Q. 269 All right. And on the account the Tribunal has been told that when the17 accounts with was opened the postal address was the branch of the society?18 A. Yeah.19 Q. 270 What does that mean?12:13:1420 A. Any correspondence -- well the correspondence wouldn't be sent out to the21 client.22 Q. 271 Pardon?23 A. Correspondence would not be sent out to the client. If correspondence had to24 be sent it would be kept in-house.12:13:2525 Q. 272 Do you have any recollection of that in relation to Mr. Collins?26 A. No.27 Q. 273 26129, please. If you could just take us across the third line from the bottom28 there, please, Mr. Hughes. The date first of all is the 26th of October 1994.29 A. Yes.12:14:0030 Q. 274 What does the rest say?Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839