New Towns Act 1946
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THIRD SCHEDULE Enactments which may be suspended under Section Three.
Section 3. Any enactment contained in a local Act. Any order, bye-law or regulation, under whatever authority made. The Public Health (Buildings in Streets) Act, 1888. Sections thirty-three and thirty-four of the Public Health Act, 1925. Section five of the Roads Improvement Act, 1925. Section one or section two of the Restriction of Ribbon Development Act, 1935. Section one hundred and seven of the Public Health Act, 1936.
THIRD SCHEDULE Enactments which may be suspended under Section Three.
Section 3. Any enactment contained in a local Act. Any order, bye-law or regulation, under whatever authority made. The Public Health (Buildings in Streets) Act, 1888. Sections thirty-three and thirty-four of the Public Health Act, 1925. Section five of the Roads Improvement Act, 1925. Section one or section two of the Restriction of Ribbon Development Act, 1935. Section one hundred and seven of the Public Health Act, 1936.
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