Justices of the Peace Act 1997 (repealed)
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59A Functions.
(1) The Greater London Magistrates’ Courts Authority shall provide such petty sessional court-houses and other accommodation, and such goods and services, as they may determine proper for the performance of the Authority’s functions and those of— (a) the magistrates for Greater London; (b) any committee of the magistrates for Greater London; and (c) the justices’ clerks for any part of Greater London. (2) The Authority may do anything which is calculated to facilitate, or is conducive or incidental to, the exercise of the function in subsection (1) above; but the Authority may not borrow money except insofar as authorised by any other enactment to do so.
59A Functions.
(1) The Greater London Magistrates’ Courts Authority shall provide such petty sessional court-houses and other accommodation, and such goods and services, as they may determine proper for the performance of the Authority’s functions and those of— (a) the magistrates for Greater London; (b) any committee of the magistrates for Greater London; and (c) the justices’ clerks for any part of Greater London. (2) The Authority may do anything which is calculated to facilitate, or is conducive or incidental to, the exercise of the function in subsection (1) above; but the Authority may not borrow money except insofar as authorised by any other enactment to do so.
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