Metropolitan Magistrates’ Courts Act 1959
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Title and introductory text
Metropolitan Magistrates’ Courts Act 1959 1959 c.45 An Act to increase the maximum number of the metropolitan stipendiary magistrates; to authorise the appointment of acting stipendiary magistrates for the metropolitan stipendiary court area; to enable the Receiver to provide premises required for the probation system within the said area; and to make further provision with respect to the power of the Receiver to borrow money. [9th July 1959]
Title and introductory text
Metropolitan Magistrates’ Courts Act 1959 1959 c.45 An Act to increase the maximum number of the metropolitan stipendiary magistrates; to authorise the appointment of acting stipendiary magistrates for the metropolitan stipendiary court area; to enable the Receiver to provide premises required for the probation system within the said area; and to make further provision with respect to the power of the Receiver to borrow money. [9th July 1959]
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