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Bigg's General Railway Acts: A Collection of the Public General Acts, Relating to Railways: including The Companies, Lands, and Railways Clauses Consolidation Acts, Complete: 1830-1911 (Sixteenth Edition) [table of contents and amendments]

Document Summary

The first section of Bigg's Railway Acts, 16th edition, containing the frontispiece, table of contents and list of amendments to Acts.

The Acts themselves are presented separately within the Railways Archive, and should be located and viewed using the normal search tools.

This document was published in August 1912 by Waterlow & Sons Limited.

It was written by Waterlow & Sons Limited.

The original document format was Scanned Images, and comprised 18 pages.

This document was kindly sourced from Dr John Gough and is in our Books collection. It was added to the Archive on 1st June 2006.

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"THIS collection of the General Railway Acts was first published in the year 1845, and during the eighty-six years that have since elapsed it has passed through fifteen editions, each containing the enactments for the time being in force relating to Railways, the last edition being published in October, 1898.

The importance of the enactments affecting railways which have since received the sanction of Parliament renders necessary a new (the sixteenth) edition of the volume now issued accordingly.

The volume now published contains the general Statutes relating to Railways in England and Ireland in force at the close of the Session of 1911, and includes the Companies, Lands, and Railways Clauses Consolidation Acts, with all the amending enactments complete. The Statutes prior to the Session of 1901, have been revised in accordance with the Statutes as passed by the Statute Law Revision Committee."

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