SCHEDULE 2 Drains and Water-Pipes connected with the Shelters
Underground Works (London) Act 1956 (1956 c 59) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Drains and Water-Pipes connected with the Shelters

Section 4

1

In the metropolitan borough of Hampstead (Belsize Park deep tube shelter),—

(a)     the six-inch soil drain running from land vested in the Minister by this Act at the point marked “A” on the deposited plans to the point marked “B” thereon and thence to the point marked “C” thereon where it joins the borough council's sewer;

(b)     the surface-water drain running from land vested in the Minister by this Act at the point marked “D” on the deposited plans to the point marked “E” thereon, thence to the point marked “F” thereon and thence to the point marked “C”

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