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PQ 45

42 Deputy John Paul Phelan asked the Minister for Finance if it is reasonable that borrowers should be entitled to see the original contract that exists between the financial institution and themselves; if there is a law or regulation that requires the original documentation to be retained by lenders or is it more typical that the bank saves only the electronic files; and in the event that the original documentation is not available to the borrower, is that borrower entitled to an invoice detailing the precise services rendered. [6986/12]

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42 Deputy John Paul Phelan asked the Minister for Finance if it is reasonable that borrowers should be entitled to see the original contract that exists between the financial institution and themselves; if there is a law or regulation that requires the original documentation to be retained by lenders or is it more typical that the bank saves only the electronic files; and in the event that the original documentation is not available to the borrower, is that borrower entitled to an invoice detailing the precise services rendered. [6986/12]

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