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(g) that the house to which this notice relates is occupied
by some other person and that any obligation to comply
with the requirements of this notice ought to fall upon
the occupier of the house.
2. In the case of any appeal as above, the appellant may
serve a copy of his notice of appeal on any other person
having an estate or interest in the premises referred to in .
this notice.
3. Where the ground or one of the grounds upon which an
appeal is brought is on the ground speoified in paragraph (e)
or paragraph (f) above the appellant shall serve a copy of
his notice of appeal on each other person referred to.
4. The owner of the premises referred to in this notice shall
not be entitled to rely on the ground of appeal specified
in paragraph (g) above unless the Court is satisfied that a
copy of his notice of appeal has been served by him on the
occupier of the premises and on the Hampstead Borough Council
together with a written intimation that he proposes to rely on
such ground of appeal.
PLEASURE FAIR BY-LAWS
In view of the lack of legal control over the persistent
public health nuisances caused by the absence of sanitary
conveniences at the private Vale of Health Amusement Park, the
Council determined to make By-laws in pursuance of the powers
contained in the London County Council (General Powers) Act, 1939.
These By-laws were confirmed by the Home Office and came
into operation on the 1st October, 1954.
They provide as follows:-
1. Throughout these by-laws the expression "pleasure fair" means
any entertainment which is run for profit and which consists of
or includes any or all of the following forms of entertainment,
whether or not in combination with any other forms, that is to
say, any travelling circus, exhibition of human beings or performing
animals, merry-go-round-about, switchback railway, cocoanut shy,
hoop-la, shooting gallery or swings or anything similar to any of the
foregoing. Provided that the said expression does not include any
fair held by statute, charter, royal licence, letters patent or
ancient custom.