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Southwark 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, Borough of]

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Defendant.Cause of Proceedings.Result.
— LevyNeglecting to remedy defective roof at 4, Elsted streetSummons withdrawn, notice complied with
Edwin BellNeglecting to cleanse foul passage at rear of 47 to 53, Old Kent roadOrdered to abate nuisance and prevent recurrence of same, with 5/- costs
Green BrothersNeglecting to provide manhole cover at 36, Stamford streetSummons withdrawn, notice complied with
Stimson & SonsNeglecting to remedy defective branch drain at 25, Pardoner streetThis summons was withdrawn, as it was found to be a combined system of drainage
Constantine HedgerNeglecting to remedy insanitary conditions at 115, London roadSummons withdrawn, notice complied with
— AbramsNeglecting to remedy defective drain at 119, London roadSummons not served, wrong address
Stimson & SonsNeglecting to remedy defective drains at 2 and 8, Milton terraceSummonses withdrawn, notices complied with
John WatkinsonExposing for sale on a stall in Walworth road, unsound mushroomsFined 20/- and 4/- costs
Lindsay Young, Secretary to the Metropolitan Industrial Dwellings Co., Ltd.Neglecting to remedy defective drains at Pon-sonby buildingsCounsel for the defendants stated that water testing had damaged the drain and made it leak, and Dr. Wynter Blyth, Medical Officer of Health for Marylebone, giving evidence on behalf of the defendants, said there was no nuisance. The summonses were accordingly dismissed, with £10 12s. costs against the Council (see report of this case page 88)