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8814:34:541 CHAIRMAN: And that that's either, well we'll call it a handling fee or a2 commission, and it's built into the machine as I understand it.34 Q. 533 MR. MILLAR: Just to pursue that very briefly therefore. If your evidence is14:35:095 to be accepted that it was Ms. Carruth that conducted this transaction on the6 9th of March. She was charged three separate handling fees, is that correct?7 A. It would have come out that way, yes.8 Q. 534 That would seem somewhat unusual for the same transaction, would it?9 A. Three transactions it would be three different transactions.14:35:3110 Q. 535 But I think you are saying that it was actually one transaction, there was a11 conversion of 6,000 pounds Sterling, is that correct?1213 JUDGE FAHERTY: No. Mr. Millar, the witness has not given that evidence as I14 understand it. The witness' evidence is that in relation to three14:35:4415 transactions, see as I. Now, I may be ...1617 MR. MILLAR: I think it was put to him that there was a transaction involving18 a figure of 6,000 pounds Sterling and then Mr. Murphy I think added up the19 various figures and came up with 15,500 pounds Sterling, isn't that correct?14:36:0120 That's my recollection, Judge, I could be wrong but I think.2122 JUDGE FAHERTY: I am just looking at my own note where individually Mr. Murphy23 went through, this is this morning, we are talking about the 9th of March 1994.2414:36:1425 MR. MILLAR: Correct.2627 JUDGE FAHERTY: And as I understand it, he dealt first with the lodgement of28 4,119.59 and the documents backing that.2914:36:2330 CHAIRMAN: Yes.Premier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 839