A Guide to the Housing Acts With Appendices Containing the Statutes Affecting H
A Guide to the Housing Acts With Appendices Containing the Statutes Affecting H
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The justices act under sections 22 and 24 of these Acts.
In London a police magistrate, elsewhere a stipendiary magistrate, has power to determine the question.
In Scotland the sheriff, in manner proAaded by the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, in similar cases (section 94 (2)).
Procedure on Arbitration under Reconsti^ction Schemes.
The Local Government Board appoints the arbitrator. He is removable by them. On his death, removal, resignation, or incapacity, another may be apix)inted. Arb...itration is not resorted to till failure 172 tn arrive at an agreoniciit lias heenascertaine 1. 'Vho L')oal Autliorlty have jiowor for this imrp)se to cutiT du and value the lani^ls. ' Notice is served ou all parties interested, except the owners of easements. ' Notice to treat is given by the Local Authority, and the owner must properly state the nature of his claim, otherwise he may lose his costs if an arbi- tration takes place. Where lands are injuriously affected or the Local Authority has made an entry, the owner must make a claim for compensation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The justices act under sections 22 and 24 of these Acts.
In London a police magistrate, elsewhere a stipendiary magistrate, has power to determine the question.
In Scotland the sheriff, in manner proAaded by the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, in similar cases (section 94 (2)).
Procedure on Arbitration under Reconsti^ction Schemes.
The Local Government Board appoints the arbitrator. He is removable by them. On his death, removal, resignation, or incapacity, another may be apix)inted. Arb...itration is not resorted to till failure 172 tn arrive at an agreoniciit lias heenascertaine 1. 'Vho L')oal Autliorlty have jiowor for this imrp)se to cutiT du and value the lani^ls. ' Notice is served ou all parties interested, except the owners of easements. ' Notice to treat is given by the Local Authority, and the owner must properly state the nature of his claim, otherwise he may lose his costs if an arbi- tration takes place. Where lands are injuriously affected or the Local Authority has made an entry, the owner must make a claim for compensation.
What to read after A Guide to the Housing Acts With Appendices Containing the Statutes Affecting H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur P Arthur Pierre Poley to read onlineMoreLess
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