The housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890, annotated, with appendices containing the Incorporated Statutory Provisions, the Working Classes Dwellings Act, 1890, the Standing Orders of Parliament related to Provisional Orders, and the Circulars, Memoranda and Orders of the Local Government Board under the Act / by he author of "The Local Loans of England and Wales".

  • Allan, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1861-1929.
Date:
1890
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Credit: The housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890, annotated, with appendices containing the Incorporated Statutory Provisions, the Working Classes Dwellings Act, 1890, the Standing Orders of Parliament related to Provisional Orders, and the Circulars, Memoranda and Orders of the Local Government Board under the Act / by he author of "The Local Loans of England and Wales". Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

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    of such compensatiou shall be eettled by the verdict of a jury, as hereinafter provided. IMethod of prooeoding for settling Disputes as to Com- pensation by Jus- tices. Section 24. It shall be lawful for any justice, u])on the application of either party with respect to any question of disputed compensa- tion by this or the special Act, or any Act incoi-porated therewith, authorized to be settled by two justices, to summon the other party to appear before two justices, at a time and place to be named in the summons, and upon the appearance of such i^arties, or in the absence of any of them, upon proof of due service of the summons, it shall be lawful for such justices to hear and determine such question, an'd for that purpose to examuie such parties or any of them, and their witnesses, upon oath, and the costs of every such inquiry shall bi' in the discretion of such justices, and they shall settle the amount thereof. Appoint- ment of Arbitrator when Questions are to be deter- mined by Arbitra- tion. Section 25. When any question of disputed compensation by this or the special'' Act, or any Act incorporated therewith, authorized or required to be settled by arbitration, shall have arisen, then, unless both parties shall concur in the appointment of a single arbitrator, each party, on the request of the other party, shall nominate and appoint an arbitrator, to whom such dispute shall be referred; and every appointment of an arbitrator shall be made on the part of tlie promoters of the undertalcing under the hands of the said promoters or any two of them, or of their secretary or clerk, and on the part of any other party under the hand of such party, or if such party be a corporation aggregate under the Common Seal of such corpora- tion ; and such apj^ointment shall be delivered to the arbitrator, and shall be deemed a submission to arbitration on the pai't of the party by whom the same shall be made ; and after any such appointment shall have been made neither party shall have power to revoke thf same without the consent of the other, nor shall the death of either party operate as a revocation; and if for the space of fourteen days after any such dispute shall have arisen, and after a request in wi-iting, in which shall be stated the matter so required to be re- ferred to arbitration, shall have been served by the one party on the other party to appoint an arbitrator, such last-mentioned party fail to appoint such arbitrator, then upon such failure the party making the request, and having himself appointed an arbitrator, may appoint such arbitrator to act on behalf of both parties, and such arbitrator may proceed to hear and determine the matters which shall be iu dispute, and in such case the award or determination of such single arbitrator shall be final. ^ But see Section 41 of the Housing of the Working Classes Act, 1890, and the Second Schedule to that Act as to arbitrations for the purposes of Parts I. ami II of the Act. The effect of these enactments is that Sections 25 to 31 of this Act will only' apply when land is purchased compulsorily for the purposes of