23 A Yes.
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15 532 Q Okay.
16 A I gave him my personal cheque.
17 533 Q Did he request anything other than that?
18 A No.
19 534 Q Did he tell you that might not be valid tender?
20 A No.
21 535 Q So he just said, we need a thousand dollar deposit,
22 and he took it from you?
23 A Yes.
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13 609 Q Okay. So you’re sure he never mentioned anything
14 about deposits to you?
15 A I can’t say I’m sure.
16 610 Q Well, wouldn’t that be something you’d remember, the
17 person says, I don’t —
18 A If — you know, if the deposits came up, I would have
19 had these things in my possession just like I have
20 them today.
21 611 Q Right. Well, the only thing is, we’re two years late
22 now; right? We’ve asked for these documents a while
23 ago.
24 A You know, is that my responsibility? I think it’s
25 the Garniers’ responsibility to find out whether
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1 they’re — been put in trust.
2 612 Q So — but my question to you is, did Mr. Hunter ever
3 mention that to you prior to the closing?
4 A About what?
5 613 Q The fact that the Garniers wanted proof that the
6 deposits were made.
7 A I don’t recall that.
8 614 Q Is it possible you did?
9 A It’s possible.
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19 757 Q Why wouldn’t you give them a photocopy?
20 A I cannot comment on that. I don’t know.
21 758 Q Why did you not give that — those documents to your
22 counsel when all relevant documents were to be
23 disclosed?
24 A I was never asked for them.
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3 760 Q Did you read the statement of defence in this matter?
4 Have you ever seen that? It’s says that —
5 A Has that been put forth to me?
6 MR. MCKENDRICK: I assume it has sometime ago.
7 THE WITNESS: Yeah.