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Irish word

díobhála

damage (present subjunctive analytic of díobháil)

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díobhála means “damage (present subjunctive analytic of díobháil)” in Irish and is used as a verb.

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formdíobhála
Séimhiúdhíobhála
Urúndíobhála

díobhála in context

Ar Aghaidh (CUID I. Díobhála do Dineadh ar an 11adh Lá d'iúl, 1921, no roimhe)

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Díobhála do Dineadh ar an 11adh Lá d'iúl, 1921, no roimhe

PART I INJURIES COMMITTED ON OR BEFORE THE 11TH DAY OF JULY, 1921

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1. —(1) Ní bunófar aon imeacht fé sna hAchtanna um Dhíobháil Choiriúil tar éis rithte an Achta so i dtaobh aon díobhála le n-a mbaineann an t-alt so.

1.— (1) No proceedings under the Criminal Injuries Acts shall be instituted after the passing of this Act in respect of any injury to which this section applies.

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(6) Ní bhainfidh an t-alt so ná ní chuirfidh sé cosc le héileamh i dtaobh díobhála le n-a mbaineann an t-alt so do thíolaca d'aon Choimisiún Fiosrúcháin ná do phróiseacht ina láthair

(6) This section shall not apply to or prevent the presentation or prosecution of a claim to or before any Commission of Inquiry in respect of an injury to which this section applies.

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