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St Pancras 1946

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough]

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Legal Proceedings. The following prosecutions were undertaken during 1946 in respect of food and drugs:— Food and Drugs Act, 1938.

Date of HearingOffenceResult of Proceedings, Court and Magistrate
6.3.46Selling " Coffee " which contained 38 per cent, chicoryDismissed under P. of O. Act_ Costs 20s. Mr. Raphael, Clerkenwell.
30.4.46Selling milk from which 6 per cent, of fat had been abstractedDismissed under P. of O. Act. Costs £2 2s. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.
9.5.46Selling from 2, Fortess Road mustard which did not comply with the Food Standards (Mustard) (No. 2) Order, 1944, No. 275Dismissed under P. of O. Act. Costs £3 3s. Mr. Frank Powell, Clerkenwell.
28.5.46Selling butter adulterated by the addition of 20 per cent, of foreign fat (margarine)Summons withdrawn on advice of Council's Solicitors in view of Warranty. £10 10s. costs paid to Council by Warrantors. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.
13.6.46Selling Vinegar deficient in acetic acid by 10 per cent.Dismissed under P. of O. Act. Mr. Ivan Snell, Marylebone.
24.7.46Re 204a, Gower Street. Using unregistered premises for the storage of ice-cream intended for saleFined 40s. Costs £2 2s. Mr. Bertram Reece, Clerkenwell.
24.7.46Re 41 —43, King's Cross Road. Using unregistered premises for the storage of ice-cream intended for saleFined 40s. Costs £\ Is. Mr. Bertram Reece, Clerkenwell.
21.8.46Re 18, Chester Terrace Mews. Using unregistered premises for the storage of ice-cream intended for saleFined £4 Costs £1 Is. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.
21.8.46Exposing ice-cream for sale from a vehicle which did not bear the name and address of the dealerFined £1. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.
18.9.46Exposing ice-cream for sale from a vehicle which did not bear the name and address of the dealer. (Two summonses)Summonses dismissed, the Magistrate being not satisfied that defendant was the dealer. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.
25.9.46Selling a cake unfit for human consumptionFined £30. Costs £15 15s. Mr. Bertram Reece, Clerkenwell.
25.9.46Selling a cake unfit for human consumptionCase not proceeded with.
2.10.46Giving with a drug (OPTABS eye lotion tablets) sold by defendants, a label which falsely described the drug in that the formula included in the label incorrectly described the constituent parts of such drugFined £10. Costs £15 15s. Mr. j. R. Sandbach, K.C., Clerkenwell.
2 10.46Giving with the above-mentioned drug sold by defendants a label which was calculated to mislead the purchaser as to its nature, substance or qualityNo separate penalty.
20.11.46Selling bread unfit for human consumptionFined £2. Costs £3 3s. Mr. J. R. Sandbach, K.C., Marylebone.
Public Health (London) Act, 1936—L.C.C. Bye-laws for the Protection of Food.
21.8.46Failing to keep an ice-cream wafer-holder in a clean stateFined £5. Costs £2 2s. Mr. Ronald Powell, Marylebone.