asked the Minister for Finance if a claim for compensation was received from Mr. Michael Scanlan, N.T., Clonboley House, Connolly, Co. Clare, in respect of loss sustained by him owing to the occupation of his house by military from March 3rd, 1923, to 17th June, 1923, and whether compensation has been assessed and, if so, whether he will give the different headings under which the calculations were made.
CEISTEANNA—QUESTIONS. ORAL ANSWERS. - OCCUPATION OF TEACHER'S HOUSE (CO. CLARE).
A claim has been received from Mr. Michael Scanlan, National Teacher, for compensation in respect of the military occupation of his premises at Connolly, Co. Clare. On investigation it was found to be excessive and to contain items for consequential loss which are not admissible, and compensation has been assessed on the following basis:—Rent, £18 15s 0d; damage to premises and effects, £60.