Brine Pumping (Compensation for Subsidence) Act 1891 (repealed 8.11.1995)
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30 Board may require compensation to be expended in repairs, &c.
A board may require any compensation in respect of lands, buildings, or works to be expended in the filling up of holes in such lands, or the restoration or repair of such buildings or works, and may refuse to pay such compensation except on their surveyor’s certificate that the amount thereof has been properly expended in such filling up, restoration, or repair.
30 Board may require compensation to be expended in repairs, &c.
A board may require any compensation in respect of lands, buildings, or works to be expended in the filling up of holes in such lands, or the restoration or repair of such buildings or works, and may refuse to pay such compensation except on their surveyor’s certificate that the amount thereof has been properly expended in such filling up, restoration, or repair.
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