138 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Finance the number of cases coming before the Revenue Commissioners in which a solicitor has not paid in full the stamp duty on the transaction of property on behalf of their client, and when in effect the property has never been registered or stamped; the number of cases in which the Law Society of Ireland has paid directly to Revenue the stamp duty as a compensation for the default on the part of the solicitor; if the issue of penalties and interest were applied in these cases where the problem has emerged some years after the sale of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25832/09]

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138 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Finance the number of cases coming before the Revenue Commissioners in which a solicitor has not paid in full the stamp duty on the transaction of property on behalf of their client, and when in effect the property has never been registered or stamped; the number of cases in which the Law Society of Ireland has paid directly to Revenue the stamp duty as a compensation for the default on the part of the solicitor; if the issue of penalties and interest were applied in these cases where the problem has emerged some years after the sale of the property; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25832/09]

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