The London Government Act 1899
The London Government Act 1899
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of such a register, and whether, if a register were kept, it would have any statutory effect. See Ward v. Sheffield Corporation (18S7). 19 CKB. D. 22; 56 L. J. O. B. 418 It will be for the returning officer to fix the dates for the various proceedings. And he must so lix them as to allow the owners a reasonable time for sending in their claims in accordance with the above rule : see Ward v. Sheffield Corporation, supra.
The form of voting paper is given, post p. 105.
Rule 7. "A copy, under the ...hand of the summoning officer, ot every resolution so passed, shall be forwarded by him to the Local Government Board ; and it shall be his duty to publish a copy thereof by advertisement for three successive weeks in some one or more of the local newspapers circulated in the district or place, and by causing a copy thereof to be affixed to the principal doors of every church and chapel in the place to which notices are usually affixed. " Rule 8. [" Where in pursuance of a resolution passed in manner provided by this schedule any place is constituted a local government district, all costs incurred by the summoning officer in relation to the meeting, and any poll taken in pursuance of any demand made thereat, shall be a first charge on the general district rates leviable within such district ;] in the case of a resolution so passed by owners or ratepayers in any urban district, such costs shall be paid out of the fund or rate applicable by the urban authority to the general purposes of this Act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
of such a register, and whether, if a register were kept, it would have any statutory effect. See Ward v. Sheffield Corporation (18S7). 19 CKB. D. 22; 56 L. J. O. B. 418 It will be for the returning officer to fix the dates for the various proceedings. And he must so lix them as to allow the owners a reasonable time for sending in their claims in accordance with the above rule : see Ward v. Sheffield Corporation, supra.
The form of voting paper is given, post p. 105.
Rule 7. "A copy, under the ...hand of the summoning officer, ot every resolution so passed, shall be forwarded by him to the Local Government Board ; and it shall be his duty to publish a copy thereof by advertisement for three successive weeks in some one or more of the local newspapers circulated in the district or place, and by causing a copy thereof to be affixed to the principal doors of every church and chapel in the place to which notices are usually affixed. " Rule 8. [" Where in pursuance of a resolution passed in manner provided by this schedule any place is constituted a local government district, all costs incurred by the summoning officer in relation to the meeting, and any poll taken in pursuance of any demand made thereat, shall be a first charge on the general district rates leviable within such district ;] in the case of a resolution so passed by owners or ratepayers in any urban district, such costs shall be paid out of the fund or rate applicable by the urban authority to the general purposes of this Act.
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