6 Restriction of building work above or near Lendal Terrace subway
Underground Works (London) Act 1956 (1956 c 59) | Legislation

6  Restriction of building work above or near Lendal Terrace subway

(1)     No person shall carry out any work which involves—

(a)     the erection of any building or structure on any of the lands in the metropolitan borough of Wandsworth numbered 25, 26 and 27 on the deposited plans, or

(b)     any addition to a building or structure on those lands,

unless he has served on the Minister a notice specifying the work which he intends to carry out and the Minister has consented in writing thereto.

(2)     The Minister may, for the purpose of determining whether or not to give his consent to the carrying out of any such work, require the person by whom the notice was served to furnish him with plans and specifications and such other particulars (if any) as the Minister may think necessary.

(3)     If at the end of the

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