Local Government (Scotland) Act 1947
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Change 1
195 Savings.
Nothing in this Part of this Act or Part VII of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 shall— (a) be deemed to require or authorise a local authority to apply or dispose of the surplus annual revenue arising from any undertaking carried on by them otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of any enactment or statutory order relating to the undertaking; or (b) affect the operation of section one of the Roads Act, 1920, or of any Order in Council made thereunder; or (c) affect the provision of any enactment or statutory order with respect to the keeping of accounts by a local authority for the purpose of that enactment or order so far as inconsistent herewith.
195 Savings.
Nothing in this Part of this Act or Part VII of the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973 shall— (a) be deemed to require or authorise a local authority to apply or dispose of the surplus annual revenue arising from any undertaking carried on by them otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of any enactment or statutory order relating to the undertaking; or (b) affect the operation of section one of the Roads Act, 1920, or of any Order in Council made thereunder; or (c) affect the provision of any enactment or statutory order with respect to the keeping of accounts by a local authority for the purpose of that enactment or order so far as inconsistent herewith.
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