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A District Council is invested "with wide powers to enable it to repair highways at small expense. It may take road material from any common, waste land, river, or brook in a parish without making any payment. It may gather stones off any man's land after one month's 1 The Legislature no doubt intended to confer on every Dis- trict Council, whether urban or rural, all the powers, duties, and liabilities of a Highway Board. But the language of the section leaves it at least doubtful whether this... presumed intention has been carried out with respect to any district in which the high- way authority prior to 1894 was a surveyor of highways and not a Highway Board.
180 THE HIGHWAY AUTHORITY chap.
notice, paying compensation for any damage done by the carts, but nothing for the stones. It may open gravel-pits and quarries to obtain road materials, paying both for the material and the damage done in hauling. Such gravel-pits and quarries must be properly fenced while open, arid filled up or sloped down when they are no longer needed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A District Council is invested "with wide powers to enable it to repair highways at small expense. It may take road material from any common, waste land, river, or brook in a parish without making any payment. It may gather stones off any man's land after one month's 1 The Legislature no doubt intended to confer on every Dis- trict Council, whether urban or rural, all the powers, duties, and liabilities of a Highway Board. But the language of the section leaves it at least doubtful whether this... presumed intention has been carried out with respect to any district in which the high- way authority prior to 1894 was a surveyor of highways and not a Highway Board.
180 THE HIGHWAY AUTHORITY chap.
notice, paying compensation for any damage done by the carts, but nothing for the stones. It may open gravel-pits and quarries to obtain road materials, paying both for the material and the damage done in hauling. Such gravel-pits and quarries must be properly fenced while open, arid filled up or sloped down when they are no longer needed.
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