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The object of this regulation was to prevent fraudulent claims.
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This equates to an overestimation of fraudulent claims by a reality-defying factor of 34.
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Under the act, the government can recover taxpayer money paid out based on fraudulent claims.
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It has shown signs of a significant improvement in detecting and stopping potential fraudulent claims.
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The documents, issued by Garda John Nicholson, related to fraudulent claims for court witness expenses.
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These are a very few of the large number of forged or otherwise fraudulent claims.
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There was no point in doing so, however, as long as fraudulent claims were being made.
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The Irish Insurance Federation has reported a sharp increase in the number of suspected fraudulent claims.
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With such a rough and ready system, there are inevitably a few fraudulent claims for compensation.
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He said he had no idea why she should make " fraudulent claims" against him.
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However, he said there was no guarantee that reducing fraudulent claims would necessarily lead to lower premiums.
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It is estimated that fraudulent claims cost the insurance industry up to €100 million annually.
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A leading British insurance company is set to introduce lie-detector tests in order to discourage fraudulent claims.
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Robert Ham QC, for the Savile trust, had argued that the compensation scheme was open to fraudulent claims.
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The cost to the taxpayer from these fraudulent claims is estimated to be around £10m in lost revenue.
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The two were among five people arrested early this morning as part of an ongoing investigation into fraudulent claims.
