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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    •J.u Police commissioners or trustees Ax local authority. . 5, 6 Pollution of river. See Rivers Pollu- tion Act. Poultry, unsound. Sei Hi it Powers of Act- Cumulative KM Practical suggestion*— In connection with the Public Health Acts, for the the use of sanitary officers . . . . 128«sub- premises— Term includes laud, Ac. ... 8 To include ship .... 3 Print- All documents may 1* i-nuted . . 113 Privy— When a nuisance . . . .18 Description of the essentials of a projier 130 LA. may cause public privies to lie Kupplied O Owners and occupiers of school- houses, factories, Ac, may lie or- dered to supply . . . 48 Powers of LA. with respect to the provision of privies in common lodging houses . . • 52-53 Privy Council. See Order in Council. Process- How L A. to sue and lw sued; may take proceedings OOmpttanl to for- mer L.A 7-9 Inquiries by Board . . . 18-16 Proceedings for discovering and pro- curing removal of nuisance . 25-32 Process with mpaet to prosecution for sale of unwholesome meat 33-34 Application to sheriff, Ac, for re- moval of sick or of inmates of sick- room 48-51 Warrant for removal of dead l>ody 51-52 Sheriff, 4c, may direct closing of overcrowded premises or under- ground dwellings .... 55 Conviction liefore the sheriff. Ac. for [nfocted penan entering or u-iug caused to enter public conveyance 55 Conviction ln-fore sheriff, A&, for in- fected person eX|>osiug himself, or licing exposed in street, kc. . . 56 Procedure against jH-rsons letting houses in which infected |H-rsons have Wen wdging . . 66-57 Procedure for removal of manure in mews, Ac 67 Ships, Ac, to lie subject to sheriff, Ac 67-58 Action by medical person for attend- ancc in ship 58 Penalties under Quarantine Act may be reduced 59 EviJ uii The m in WB Wl On rrgi»ter of com 63^1 65 65 D be Sheriff may grant LA. |>owrr nf eutrv for making or rrpamw,- 67 n 7. Api ' conditions of use er*ous lieyond dis- Sheriff mav of sewers tnct 7B Appeal to the sheriff (not being resilient sheriff substitute) as to forming special water supply dis- tricts 85 Sheriff to decide whether subjects to be valued at one-fourth for assess- masts .... w-98, w, 100 Where LA. in default, two house- holders, or inspector of poor, or procurator - fiscal, or the Board may give notice to LA., and thereafter apply to sheriff; Board (iroumis Act, iv-sj : procr«iure when- draiuage work uece«.*ary 100 Where LA. in default, Boanl. with consent of Lord Advocate, may ap- Where LA. in default, procurator- fiscal may sue by directions of Board 102 Insjiection and removal of nuisances, and as to uuisauce bjMBT 102 102 103-104 LA. may require peymeot of cost* or ex|>enses from owner or occu- pier How LA. may apjnsar to plead and All ]«ciialtirs and sums of money di- rected to be recovered in a sum- marv manner may lie recovered by LA!; certain offences may lie pro- 104 105 P. lativi 106 106 Provisions of the Act may I* en- forced, and penalties ami other sums of money may lie recovered by summary petition ; form of petition ; procedure thereon ; de- cree and diligence ; imprisonment 106107 No written pleadings, but petition and answers allowed; sheriff in