Dáil Éireann - Volume 63 - 15 July, 1936

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Unemployment Benefit Refusal.

Mr. P.S. Doyle (for Mr. P. Burke) Mr. P.S. Doyle (for Mr. P. Burke)

Mr. P.S. Doyle (for Mr. P. Burke) asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will state why unemployment benefit has been refused in the case of Mr. Marcus Haugh, Paradise, Ballynacally, County Clare (Local Office—Ennis; Serial No. 10983).

Acting Minister for Industry and Commerce (Mr. Derrig) Acting Minister for Industry and Commerce (Mr. Derrig)

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Acting Minister for Industry and Commerce (Mr. Derrig): A claim to unemployment benefit made on 9th March, 1936, by Mr. Marcus Haugh, of Paradise, Ballynacally, County Clare, was disallowed on the ground that applicant was not unemployed. Mr. [1297] Haugh appealed to the court of referees against that decision and the court, after careful consideration of all the evidence, recommended that the claim be disallowed. The insurance officer accepted the recommendation, and as the court did not give the applicant leave to appeal to the Umpire he has no further right of appeal and the claim, therefore, remains disallowed.

Dáil Éireann 63 Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. Unemployment Benefit Refusal.

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