XI. Perth Corporation Order [1908] UKHL 1008 (30 July 1908)
The Commissioners found the preamble proved as to the burgh extension, subject to the inclusion of the entire estate of Cleeve, but not proved as regards the erection of the burgh into a county of a city, and held that existing law sufficed for milk and meat supply control, requiring deletion of those clauses from the Order.
- Citation
- [1908] UKHL 1008
- Parties
- Promoter: Perth Corporation; Objector: Mr F. N. Miller of Cleeve; Objector: Mr W. Macdonald of Woodlands; Objector: County Council of Perth
- Jurisdiction
- United Kingdom
- Judgment Date
- 30 July 1908
- Procedural Posture
- Order Confirmation Hearing / Final Determination by Commissioners
- Outcome
- Order confirmed in part, with modifications
- Legal Topics
- Burgh Extension, Local Authority Powers, Public Health Acts, Jurisdiction Over Milk and Meat Supply
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Parties
Perth Corporation
Promoter
Mr F. N. Miller of Cleeve
Objector
Mr W. Macdonald of Woodlands
Objector
County Council of Perth
Objector
Procedural Posture
Order Confirmation Hearing / Final Determination by Commissioners
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the extension of the Burgh of Perth to include parts of the county was justified
- 2 Whether the burgh should be erected into a county of a city
- 3 Whether the burgh should have extended powers over milk and dead meat supply beyond its boundaries
Ratio Decidendi
The Commissioners found the preamble proved as to the burgh extension, subject to the inclusion of the entire estate of Cleeve, but not proved as regards the erection of the burgh into a county of a city, and held that existing law sufficed for milk and meat supply control, requiring deletion of those clauses from the Order.
Court Disposition
Order confirmed in part, with modifications
Orders
- Burgh extension approved, including entire estate of Cleeve
- Erection into county of a city refused
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