Day 283 - 21 Oct 96 - Page 02

     
     1                                          Monday, 21st October 1996
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     3   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Yes?
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     5   MR. MORRIS:   Your Honour, can I just hand over something we
     6        have drafted up, which is a skeleton structure.  It is not
     7        really so much an argument or submission as an instruction
     8        as to how we are hoping to structure the following few
     9        weeks.
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    11   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Yes.
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    13   MR. MORRIS:   There is an appendix at the back, which I will be
    14        referring to today.  I do not know if you want to cast your
    15        eye over it?
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    17   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Would you like me to read that first?
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    19   MR. MORRIS:   I will be going through the appendix.  Maybe if
    20        you just look through the structure, just to have a brief
         look at the way we are planning to go through the issues.
    22        It does not really include today, which will be an
    23        overview.
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    25   MR JUSTICE BELL:  Yes.
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    27   MR. RAMPTON:   My Lord, I do not want to interrupt prematurely,
    28        but I notice the press have got one of those.
    29        Mrs. Brinley-Codd has not.  My junior has not got one
    30        either.
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    32   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Do you have another copy?   (Pause)
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    34   MR. MORRIS:   Your Honour, yes, but I have not got it in the
    35        same form.
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    37   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Mr. Rosenberg has kindly offered his.  What
    38        I suggest we do, if you carry on, Mr. Morris.  Mr. Reilly,
    39        can you make half a dozen copies of that and Mr. Rosenberg
    40        can have his back, and there will be enough for Mr Atkinson
         and Mrs. Brinley-Codd.
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    43   MR. MORRIS:   It might be helpful if we copied the one I gave to
    44        Mr. Rampton.  It is actually the one we are working from.
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    46   MR. JUSTICE BELL:  Thank you.  What do you have there,
    47        Mr. Reilly, one sheet or more than one sheet?
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    49   MR. MORRIS:   He has just got three sheets.  He needs the one
    50        Mr. Rampton has. 
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    52   MR. JUSTICE BELL:   Right.  Well, what I suggest is, if you take 
    53        that and take my copy of the notes and I will just listen
    54        to what you tell me.  I have had a brief look.
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    56   MR. MORRIS:   I have found one more copy as well, actually.
    57        Sorry.  (Handed)
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    59   MR. MORRIS:   It was only done, like, midnight last night.
    60