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11 JUDGE LIU: Yes. Now we are in open session.
12 Mr. Karnavas, could you please brief us about the witness
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14 MR. KARNAVAS: Certainly, Your Honour. Certainly.
15 I suspect you're asking the situation as to why we don't have any
16 witnesses for later on today and tomorrow. Apparently, there was some
17 sort of a mix-up, and -- at least with one of the witnesses there has been
18 some documentation problems. But, but, in light of that -- in spite of
19 that, I should say, there's not going to be a problem as far as meeting
20 our targeted date. That's my expectation. I know that -- because some of
21 these witnesses were rather short. And there may be cause or reason, I
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15 Mr. Vasic is a rather more complicated witness. I'm sure that
16 there's going to be some cross-examination from Mr. Jokic's lawyers. I'm
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18 remarks in open court, is probably going to be questioning Mr. Vasic. And
19 I would say that I have the better part of a day and a half with
20 Mr. Vasic. And of course, I will be asking that he be declared a hostile
21 witness in every sense of the word. But more precisely, for the purposes
22 of conducting cross-examination, the gentleman obviously was extremely
23 reluctant in coming over here. And it took us close to two and a half
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25 So that's the situation, Your Honours.
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2 Is there anything Mr. McCloskey would like to raise at this stage?
3 MR. McCLOSKEY: Yes, Your Honour. We may, if we could just go
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5 JUDGE LIU: Yes. We'll go to the private session, please.
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17 --- Whereupon the hearing adjourned at 11.27 p.m.,
18 to be reconvened on Tuesday, the 1st day of June,
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