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THE RECORDER: Working?

A MR POTTINGER: The defendant will say other -- but who’s — who’s got to prove it
and to what standard.

THE RECORDER: I understand. Exactly.

MR POTTINGER: The --1 mean, it’s — it’s clear that the Crown say he was in work B
clothes with a friend, covered in paint.

THE RECORDER: Yes.

MR POTTINGER: On a weekday afternoon. And he was -- gives some kind of
explanation.

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THE RECORDER: So if I drove home in my robes that might indicate that I was
working instead of commuting?

MR POTTINGER: If — well, that’s the issue. Because there -- there is no dispute that
there was in policy — in force a valid policy.

D THE RECORDER: Has -- has anyone got this policy?

MR POTTINGER: There’s some correspondence which has been obtained, yes. The
officer at the time made enquiries with the insurance company.

THE RECORDER: Okay.
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MR POTTINGER: But whether it covers the use -- and I --1 do also have recollections
that — I just want to see if I can find a reference because I -----------------------

THE RECORDER: Do you? Well, I think — I think you need to find ---------

F MR POTTINGER: I think there are cases covering where there’s a clause in the policy
and what — what exactly offence, if anything, committed.

THE RECORDER: Yes.

MR POTTINGER: I just want to check that.
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THE RECORDER: Yes, I think — I think you need to.

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