The handbook of public health : a complete edition of the public health and other sanitary Acts relating to Scotland / annotated, and with the rules, instructions and decisions of the Board of Supervision brought up to date, and relative forms ; by John Skelton.

  • Skelton, John, Sir, 1831-1897.
Date:
1890
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Credit: The handbook of public health : a complete edition of the public health and other sanitary Acts relating to Scotland / annotated, and with the rules, instructions and decisions of the Board of Supervision brought up to date, and relative forms ; by John Skelton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    adjudge him to suffer the penalties provided by the said Act [Where a sum of money is sought to be recovered, substitute after thereafter the following words, to find that he is due to the said local authority the said sum of £ and to adjudge him to pay the same, or in default of payment to suffer the penalties provided by the said Act ]. According to justice, &c. [Complainer signs here.] Note.—This petition must be served by an officer of court. .Schedules (C), (D), (E), (F), (I), (K) annexed to the Summary Procedure Act, 1S64, contain the forms of the procedure to follow upon the petition. FORMS OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF BOARD TO WORKS UNDER SECTION 24. The Board of Supervision have resolved that all applications for their approval, in terms of section 24 of the Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867, shall be made in the form of Minute (A) hereto annexed; and that, before they will consider any such application, they will require evidence that the intention to make such application has been intimated by publishing a notice in the Form (B) hereto annexed, once in each of two successive weeks in two newspapers circulating in the district. (FORM A.) Minute. Whereas a [Insert, as the case may be, water-course, ditch, gutter, or drain ] along the side of a [Insert, as the case may be, public road, street, or lane ] being [Describe the road, street, or lane by its name (if any) and by its position] is used or partly used for the conveyance of water, sewage, or other matter from the premises at [Describe the premises by their position and by their name (if any)] owned by [Specify owner or owners] and occupied by [Specify occupier or occupiers] and cannot, in the opinion of the local authority of be rendered free from foulness or offensive smell without the laying down of a [Insert, as the case may be, sewer, or whatever other structure is required] the said local authority do hereby resolve to apply for the approval of the Board of Supervision, in terms of Section 24 of the Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867, to the laying down of a [Insert, as the case may be, sewer as aforesaid, or structure as afore- said ] from to [Specify the point from which, and the point to which, the sewer or other structure is to run], as in- dicated by a line on the plan which is marked as relative hereto, the said [Insert, as the case may be, sewer or structure] being within the limits of the district of the said local authority.1 Signed by order and on behalf of the local authority of (Place.) (Date.) i If the proposed sewer or other structure is to be laid down partly beyond the limits of the district of the local authority, add and also without the said limits and within the district of the local authority of , the same being necessary for the purpose of outfall, or, as the case may be, distribution of sewage.-