Ferries (Acquisition By Local Authorities) Act 1919
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4 Exemption from tolls in case of persons in service of Crown, &c.
Without prejudice to any existing right of His Majesty . . . , nothing in this Act shall extend to authorise any tolls to be demanded or received from any person when on duty in the service of the Crown, or for any animal, vehicle, or goods the property of, or when being used in the service of, the Crown, or returning after being so used, or from any police officer acting in the execution of his duty, . . .
4 Exemption from tolls in case of persons in service of Crown, &c.
Without prejudice to any existing right of His Majesty . . . , nothing in this Act shall extend to authorise any tolls to be demanded or received from any person when on duty in the service of the Crown, or for any animal, vehicle, or goods the property of, or when being used in the service of, the Crown, or returning after being so used, or from any police officer acting in the execution of his duty, . . .
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