Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1 — John Shaqi
Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1Lahee, Charles
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Fifth Report of the Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex, Appointed Under the Metropolis Local Management Act, 1855: 1860-1
Lahee, Charles
Chelsea (London, England) -- History -- 19th century; Chelsea (London, England) -- Politics and government
such sewers and works, or such
diversions or alterations of
sewers and works _as may be
necessary_ for effectually
draining their parish or
district.
LXXX. Where any sewer in any of _This section would appear not to
the parishes mentioned in either reach those sewers in Schedule
of the Schedules (A) and (B) to D_, _which are vested in the
this Act, into which any drain Metropolitan Board of Works_,
shall be made or branched, has _and have been built by private
been built since the third day of persons_, _under the
_September_, one thousand eight circumstances particularised
hundred and thirteen, and before therein_.
the commencement of this Act, at
the expense of any person or body _If equitable in the one case_,
other than any commissioners of _it would appear to be so in the
sewers, _the vestry_ or district other_.
board _in whom such sewer is
vested_ may order such sum as
they may deem just to be paid and
contributed by the owner of the
house to which such drain belongs
towards the expense of the
construction of such sewer, which
sum shall, on the receipt thereof
by such vestry or board, be paid
over to the person or body
aforesaid, and such vestry or
board may, if they see fit, order
and accept payment of such sum,
with interest after a rate not
exceeding five pounds for the
hundred by the year, by
instalments, within any period
not exceeding twenty years.
CV. In case the owners of the _It has been held_ (_and the
houses forming the greater part decision upon appeal was not
of any _new street_ laid out or reversed_) _that the words_ “_new
made, or hereafter to be laid out street_,” (section 105), _mean a
or made, which is not paved to street formed since the
the satisfaction of the vestry or commencement of this Act_: _the
district board of the parish or effect of this decision will be
district in which such street is to leave in an unsatisfactory_,
situate, be desirous of having _perhaps a dangerous state_,
the same paved, as hereinafter _many streets used by the
mentioned, or if such vestry or public_, _but which have not been
board deem it necessary or formally taken in charge by the
expedient that the same should be various parishes in which they
so paved, then and in either of are situated_.
such cases such vestry or board
shall well and sufficiently pave _Perhaps a power to vestries and
the same, either throughout the district boards to close up as
whole breadth of the carriage way thoroughfares such streets might
and footpaths thereof, or any be advisable_.
part of such breadth, and from
time to time keep such pavement
in good and sufficient repair;
and the owners of the houses
forming such street shall, on
demand, pay to such vestry or
board the amount of the estimated
expenses of providing and laying
such pavement, (such amount to be
determined by the surveyor for
the time being of the vestry or
board;) and in case such
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