Ministry Of Transport Act 1919
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24 Consent of local authority.
Nothing in this Act shall be construed as giving power to the Minister to impose any conditions upon a local authority which shall entail expenditure without consent of such local authority, . . . , or in Scotland the Secretary of State. . ..
24 Consent of local authority.
Nothing in this Act shall be construed as giving power to the Minister to impose any conditions upon a local authority which shall entail expenditure without consent of such local authority, . . . , or in Scotland the Secretary of State. . ..
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