District Councils Estimates Act, 1982

This Act may be cited as the District Councils Estimates Short title Act, 1982.

District councils may transfer money between approved sub-heads of expenditure, but must not exceed the total amounts set out in the Schedule for each council.

350.201 460,335 2,508,225 833,765 400,227 K 1,840,601 922,501 l,40�,001 4,708,100

524.301 1,207,702 384,501 615,001 315,,10 l 265,001 1,59.t,l 72

This text appears to be a section heading and table of contents fragment, not a substantive rule.

This section is titled “Interpretation” for Part II on dissolution of the Board.

This section concerns vesting the Board’s assets and liabilities in the Company.

Section 6 concerns registration of property to be transferred by the Board.

Section 7 is titled about employees of the Board and their service when transferred.

Section 9 is titled “Interpretation” in Part III on Railway Permits.

Rail services must be provided in accordance with a railway permit.

Section 12 is titled “Issuance of railway permits.”

This section concerns a power to enter land for railway purposes.

Section 14 concerns a power to enter upon land to prevent accidents.

This section is about a power to enter land to change the position of pipes or similar works.

Section 17 concerns compulsory acquisition of land for railway purposes.

The High Court may determine certain matters.

This provision is titled “Restriction on road construction across railway.”

This section is titled “Construction of railway across public road.”

This section is titled “Level crossings, protective works, bridges and subways.”

Section 27 is an Interpretation section for Part VI on Inspectors of Railways.

Section 28 is titled “Appointment and duties of Inspectors of Railways.”

This provision text appears to be only a section heading about railway-company duties related to Inspectors of Railways and new railway/rolling stock.

This section concerns restrictions on opening a new railway or using a new type of rolling stock.

This section concerns notice about a proposed railway opening or the use of a new type of rolling stock.

Condition precedent for opening a railway or putting new rolling stock into service.

Section heading on alteration of railway in cases such as accidents, temporary suspension of traffic, and temporary diversion.

This section is about a power to close a railway or stop using rolling stock.

Section heading: delegation of the Minister's powers.

Section 42 is titled “Submission of returns of accident.”

The railway company has power to determine conditions for carrying passengers and luggage.

This section is titled as a general right of persons to be carried as passengers.

Section 45 is about the general conditions for issuing tickets and similar items.

This section concerns fares payable by a person travelling without a valid ticket, and conditions for carrying luggage.

A railway company may set conditions for carrying goods.

This section concerns the description of goods to be delivered.

Goods may be sold to pay fares, rates, and similar amounts.

Section 52 concerns unclaimed goods held by a railway company.

Section heading: indemnity where goods are claimed by two persons.

This section is about power to fix rates, fares, and other charges.

Section title: Alteration of rates, fares and other charges.

Section heading on determining maximum load and the railway company’s responsibility as carrier and warehouseman.

This section concerns liability for loss of passengers’ luggage and related delay issues.

Section 61 is titled “Liability for loss, etc., of goods in transit.”

Section 63 is titled “Limitation of liability for animals.”

This section is titled as a limitation of liability for loss involving specified articles.

Section heading: limitation of liability for loss, etc., where a false account is given.

Section 68 is titled “Limitation of liability for loss, etc., of goods deposited in cloakroom.”

Section titled “Burden of proof”; the text also appears to refer to “Notice of claim.”

Section 72 is titled “Overcharge and undercharge.”

Travelling without a valid ticket is addressed in this provision.

Section 81 is titled “Unlawfully transporting dangerous goods.”

82. Power of arrest, removal and place of trial

This section is titled “Offences which are offences under other laws.”

This section heading indicates that brief particulars of offences and penalties are to be exhibited for Part XII on offences by employees of a railway company.

Section title: employee of a railway company demanding an improper amount.

This section concerns property of a railway company while it is in an employee’s custody.

Section title referring to causing a dangerous situation by neglect of duty.

This provision is the heading for Section 93, “Interpretation,” in Part XIII (General Provisions).

This section concerns the medical examination of a person claiming compensation.

This section concerns the arrest of an employee of a railway company.

This section concerns restrictions on execution against property of a railway company.

Section 99 is titled “Maintenance of order on premises, trains, vehicles, etc., of railway company.”

This provision is titled “Conditions of service and regulation of conduct of employees.”

This text only shows the section heading “Rules by Chief Justice” and nearby table-of-contents text.