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PQ 575

575. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Justice her reason for omitting amendments to the Succession Act 1965 from the heads of the courts and civil law (miscellaneous provisions) Bill that would provide that a convicted killer is not entitled to the full value of a property for which they share joint ownership with the victim as committed to in the summer legislative programme. [46275/21]

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575. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Justice her reason for omitting amendments to the Succession Act 1965 from the heads of the courts and civil law (miscellaneous provisions) Bill that would provide that a convicted killer is not entitled to the full value of a property for which they share joint ownership with the victim as committed to in the summer legislative programme. [46275/21]

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