Lectures On the Principles of Local Government; Delivered At the London School of Economics, Lent Term 1897
Lectures On the Principles of Local Government; Delivered At the London School of Economics, Lent Term 1897
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The effect of this enactment was not only to sweep away all usages, customs, charters, grants, and local and other Acts of Parliament, which were contrary to, or even in- consistent with, the other provisions of the Act, but also to confirm them in all other respects {see Grant on Corporations, p. 342).
Section 6 provides that after the first election of councillors under the Act, the body corporate of each borough shall take and bear the name of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of such borou...gh.
The effect of this section was to change the style of the corporation of the greater number of the boroughs and cities scheduled to the Act But notwithstanding this change of name, and notwithstand- S24 Class of Elector.
1. Adult males not being peers, service occupiers, or con- stables [this disqualification of constables does not apply to the Metropolitan or City I)olice] 2. Joint occupiers of premises being in the joint occupation of several persons as owners or tenants 3. Service occupiers .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect of this enactment was not only to sweep away all usages, customs, charters, grants, and local and other Acts of Parliament, which were contrary to, or even in- consistent with, the other provisions of the Act, but also to confirm them in all other respects {see Grant on Corporations, p. 342).
Section 6 provides that after the first election of councillors under the Act, the body corporate of each borough shall take and bear the name of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of such borou...gh.
The effect of this section was to change the style of the corporation of the greater number of the boroughs and cities scheduled to the Act But notwithstanding this change of name, and notwithstand- S24 Class of Elector.
1. Adult males not being peers, service occupiers, or con- stables [this disqualification of constables does not apply to the Metropolitan or City I)olice] 2. Joint occupiers of premises being in the joint occupation of several persons as owners or tenants 3. Service occupiers .
What to read after Lectures On the Principles of Local Government; Delivered At the London School of Economics, Lent Term 1897?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gomme George Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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