deponent

There was a medical incident requiring Mr Carrim to return quickly, accompanied by a deponent who took him to the doctor and was with him during the consultation.

“because there was a medical incident ... That was the deponent who took Mr Carrim to the doctor and accompanied him and was with him during the consultation”

There was a medical incident that led to Mr Carrim's return from Mafikeng, which required a consultation accompanied by the deponent.

“there was a medical incident ... and it was the deponent who took Mr Carrim to the doctor and accompanied him and was with him during the consultation”

The deponent confirms that when he arrived in the morning, the times of departure and return showed a much longer period than initially alleged, indicating a discrepancy in the affidavit.

“it is confirmed by this deponent who says when he arrived where she in the morning ... The hours were much, much longer.”

The deponent cannot identify every occasion or travel and leave excursions from the facility, and accepts the geolocation data generally reflects her husband's movements without disputing the accuracy.

“I am unable to identify every such occasion and that is travel and leave excursions from the facility ... I accept that the geolocation data generally reflects my husband's movements. I do not dispute the accuracy of the data or seek to explain it away.”