The Public Health Act, 1875 : arranged in dictionary index form being a handy-book for ready reference for the use of officers and members of sanitary authorities / by James C. Stevens.

  • Great Britain.
Date:
1876
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Credit: The Public Health Act, 1875 : arranged in dictionary index form being a handy-book for ready reference for the use of officers and members of sanitary authorities / by James C. Stevens. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Execution of Regulations and Oiui-ERs.—continued. or part of wkich regulations so issued by the Local Govern- ment Board are declared to be in force, shall superintend and see to the execution thereof, and shall appoint and pay siicli medical or other officers or persons, and do and provide all euch acts, matters, and things as may be necessary for miti- gating any such disease, or for superintending or aiding in the execution of such regulations, or for executing the same, as the case may require. Moreover, the local authority may, from tiiiie to time, direct any prosecution or legal proceedings for, or in respect of the wilful violation or neglect of any such regulation : Sect. 136. The local authority and their officers shall have power of entry on any premises or vessel for the purpose of executing or superintending the execution of any regulations so issued by the Local Government Board as aforesaid : Sect. 137. Of works in adjoining district.— Any local authority may, mth the consent of the local authority of any adjoining dis- trict, execute, and do in such adjoining district all or any of such works and things as they may execute and do within their own district, and on such terms as to payment or other- wise as may be agreed on between them and the local autho- rity of the adjoining district; moreover, two or more local authorities may combine together for the piu-pose of executing and maintaiiiing any works that may be for the benefit of their respective districts or any part thereof. All moneys which any local authority may agree to contribute for defray- ing expenses incurred under this section shall be deemed to be expenses incurred by them in the execution of works within their- district: Sect. 285. Exemption from rates—see Incumbent, Highways, District Kates. Expenses of election of local board—see Members. Of work executed by local authority where owner or occupier in default—see House without Sufficient Drainage. Of closing drain where sufficient for house, but not adapted to sewerage system and making other drains—see House with Sufficient Drain, &c. Of removing accumulation of manure—see Removal of accumu- lation of Manure, Nuisance. Of connecting drains with existing sewers, greater than making new sewer, local authority may make new sewer—sec House without Sufficient Drainage.