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Harrow 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Harrow]

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Public Health Act, 1925:—(a) Any order by virtue of which
any Part or Section of either of these Acts is in force throughout
the urban district of Harrow-on-the-Hill, and any other order
under either of those Acts so in force shall apply to the new urban
district of Harrow.
County Bye-laws.
62 (5) Subject as aforesaid, any bye-laws made by the
County Council and in force within any borough or district which
is altered but not abolished shall apply to the altered borough or
district.
Borough and District Bye-laws.
63 (1) Subject to the provisions of the (County bye-laws)
any bye-laws which were made made by . . . (b) the Council of
any borough or urban district which is altered but not abolished
and confirmed by the Secretary of State, other than bye-laws
which would now require to be confirmed by the Minister, (c) the
council of any borough or urban district which is altered but not
abolished with respect to any park, pleasure ground, or open
space, or under the Education Act, 1921, or any enactment repealed
by that Act, or under the Public Libraries Act, 1901, shall apply
to the altered borough or district until the bye-laws are repealed
or altered.
(2) Save as aforesaid, any bye-laws in force which were
made by the council of any borough or district which is altered
or abolished shall continue to apply to the area to which the byelaws
extend:—
(a) If made before the 1st day of January, 1924, for one
year after the appointed day (unless previously repealed or altered)
but no longer;
(b) If made on or after the 1st day of January, 1924, until
they are repealed or altered; and any bye-laws so continued in
force in a transferred area shall have effect as if they had been
made by the council of the borough or district to which the area is
transferred.