Publication
F/53161 (16 July 2015)
From Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
Published on
Last updated on
From Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
Published on
Last updated on
Scheme of Compensation for Personal Injuries Criminally Inflicted
File Reference: F/53161
Name of Applicant: [ ] - Brother of deceased
Solicitors: [ ] Solicitors
Name of Deceased: [ ]
Date of Death: [ ]
The applicant [ ] has made application for compensation under the scheme for the death of his brother, [ ] Deceased.
The circumstances of his death are that on the [ ] the Gardaí responded to a call from the [ ] where it was established that [ ] [ ] had been seriously wounded and was taken to hospital in a critical condition. The Gardaí investigated the incident and through witnesses and CCTV footage it was established that [ ] was involved in a verbal altercation with a man who left the scene and returned shortly after with a knife. He stabbed [ ] many times. He underwent emergency medical treatment at the [ ] but he was pronounced dead the following morning.
The offender was later arrested and charged with murder. The trial date has been lodged for [ ].
[ ] was [ ] years of age at the time of his death. He was unemployed and lived alone. Under the Civil Liability Act 1961 his dependents are [ ] and [ ]. His [ ] and his [ ] are minors. The other dependents are his brothers [ ] and [ ] and [ ] who is the main applicant (See list attached).
| € | |
| Solatium | 25,395.00 |
| Funeral expenses | 7,990.00 |
| Headstone | 3,000.00 |
| Reception after funeral | 300.00 |
| Total claim | 36,685.00 |
The Tribunal notes that the applicant and the deceased have extensive criminal records which in the opinion of the Tribunal are sufficient to satisfy the conditions set out at article 14 of the scheme to prevent the making of an award in this instance.
[ ]
Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal
16 July 2015