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Public Works Loans Act 1875

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As published

35 Security for completion of works partly finished or not commenced.

Where the Treasury grant a local loan in aid of any work which is either partly completed or not commenced, they may, by a bond to Her Majesty or otherwise, take such security for the application of the loan to the work, and for the due completion of the work (including the raising of sufficient funds for that purpose), as they may think sufficient for securing the interest to the public.

Your change, as a redline

35 Security for completion of works partly finished or not commenced.

Where the Treasury grant a local loan in aid of any work which is either partly completed or not commenced, they may, by a bond to Her Majesty or otherwise, take such security for the application of the loan to the work, and for the due completion of the work (including the raising of sufficient funds for that purpose), as they may think sufficient for securing the interest to the public.

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