- "
Byelaws for good rule and government" in Ripon,
North Yorkshire...
-
Since 1987 a
byelaw has been in
place to
protect dangerously dwindling po****tions of
salmon and sea trout. The
River Esk
Tideway Byelaw 1987, prevents...
- A
byelaw terraced house is a type of
dwelling built to
comply with the
Public Health Act 1875 (38 & 39 Vict. c. 55). It is a type of
British terraced house...
- In the
United Kingdom,
byelaws are laws of
local or
limited application made by
local councils or
other bodies, in
specific areas using powers granted...
- the
enforcement of the
Epping Forest Act 1878 and the
byelaws made
there under. Not all
byelaws that are in
operation within Epping Forest are made under...
- p****age of the
Public Health Act 1875 (38 & 39 Vict. c. 55), the so-called
byelaw terraced houses, each had its own toilet,
usually outside. The
rapid urbanisation...
- duty on
local authorities to
regulate housing by the use of
byelaws, and
subsequently all
byelaw terraced housing was
required to have its own privy, with...
- The
British Underwater Test and
Evaluation Byelaws 1975 came into
force on 1
September 1975. The
byelaws prohibited public access to
certain areas of...
- duty on
local authorities to
regulate housing by the use of
byelaws. Subsequently, all
byelaw terraced housing was
required to meet
minimum standards of...
- of the port of
Liverpool to
borrow moneys for that
purpose and to make
byelaws for
regulating the
division amongst pilots of
pilotage earnings and for...
