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Irish · EnglishChun díoluíochta i dtaobh lot no damáiste maoine do dineadh ar no tar éis an 21adh Eanair, 1919 ... ... ...
For payments in respect of destruction of, or injuries to, property on or after the 21st January, 1919 —B2
Boscaí no Páipéirí Ballóide do lot, etc.
Destruction, etc., of Ballot Boxes or Papers.B1
(b) a chuirfidh aon ghalar no easláinte, no a dhéanfidh basca no lot, agus san go toiliúil, ar aon fhear is éol dó bheith ina shaighdiúir, d'fhonn a chur i gcumas an fhir sin seirbhís mhileata do sheachaint; no
( b ) wilfully produces any disease or infirmity in, or maims or injures, any man whom he knows to be a soldier with a view to enabling such a man to avoid military service or,B2
(b) aon bhosca ballóide do scrios, do mhille no do lot go mailíseach;
( b ) maliciously destroys, mutilates or injures any ballot box;B1
(c) aon pháipeur ballóide do scrios, do straca no d'agha-lot go mailíseach; no
( c ) maliciously destroys, tears or defaces any ballot paper;B1
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