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GAZETTE

SEPTEMBER 1987

YES, MINISTER FOR

JUSTICE

(Dail Debates. 10 November 1987)

Solicitors' Fees

Mr. McCoy

asked the Minister

for Justice the plans, if any, he had

to abolish the torts of maintenance

and champerty in order to render

lawful the charging of contingency

fees by solicitors.

Minister for Jus t i ce (Mr.

Collins):

Legislation would be

necessary to enable such a change

to be made. I could not undertake

to include, by way of reply to

parliamentary questions, what

specific legislative proposals I

might have in a particular area. Any

proposals I may have in relation to

the subject matter of this question

will be announced in the ordinary

way in due course.

Death Penalty.

Mr. McCoy

asked the Minister

for Justice the plans, if any, he has

to abolish the death penalty; and if

he will make a statement on the

matter.

Minister for Jus t i ce (Mr.

Collins):

For reasons which have

been explained in this House on

previous occasions, I could not

undertake to indicate, by way of

reply to parliamentary questions,

what specific legislative proposals

I might have in a particular area.

Any proposals I may have in

relation to the subject matter of

this question will be announced in

the ordinary way in due course.

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