The nuisances removal, diseases prevention, and sewage utilization acts, with introductory comments, cases, forms, and index / by D. D. Keane. Sixth edition by W. Cunningham Glen.

  • Keane, D. D. (David Deady), 1810-1870.
Date:
1870
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Credit: The nuisances removal, diseases prevention, and sewage utilization acts, with introductory comments, cases, forms, and index / by D. D. Keane. Sixth edition by W. Cunningham Glen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Powers of sewer authorities. Power of entry. Payment of expenses. Power to take lands. The Sewage Utilization Act, 1805. place in that behalf referred to in the second column of the said schedule. “ Local Board ” shall mean a local hoard authorized in pursuance of the “Public Health Act, 1848,” and “ The Local Government Act, 1858,” or one of such Acts. IV. Sewer authorities shall have power to construct such sewers as they may think necessary for keeping their district properly cleansed and drained, and shall, as respects all sewers constructed by them or under their control, whether the same were made before or after the passing of this Act, have all the powers that local boards have, in respect of sewers vested in or constructed by them, under the forty-fifth and forty-sixth sections of “The Public Health Act, 1848,” the thirtieth section of “The Local Government Act, 1858,” and the fourth sec- tion of “ The Local Government Act, 1858, Amendment Act, 1861,” subject to the provisions of the fifth and sixth sections of the last mentioned Act, and to the saving clauses in “ The Local Government Act, 1858,” mentioned from sixty-eight to seventy-four both inclu- sive. * * * V. The sewer authority shall have the powers of entry conferred by the one hundred and forty-third section of the “ Public Health Act, 1848,” for the pur- poses of making or keeping in repair any works made or to be made by them, as well as for the purposes specified in the said section. VI. A sewer authority shall pay all expenses incurred by them in carrying this Act into effect out of the fund or rate in the schedule in that behalf mentioned, and shall have all such powers of borrowing monej^ on the security of such fund or rate as local boards have of borrowing- money under “ The Local Government Act, 1858,” and the Acts amending that Act, on the security of the funds or rates in the said Acts in that behalf mentioned, subject to the conditions and sanction under which such powers are exercised by local boards under the said Acts. VII. A sewer authority shall, for the purposes of this Act, have the powers of taking lands conferred on local boards by the seventy-fifth section of “ The Local