Towns Improvement Clauses Act 1847

LXXXV Meeting of Commissioners to hear Objections in the Presence of the Inspector.

The Commissioners shall meet at the Time and Place mentioned in the said Notice, to consider, in the Presence of the Inspector, or of the Surveyor of the Commissioners, any Objections made against such intended Work, and all Persons interested therein, or likely to be aggrieved thereby, shall be entitled to be heard before the Commissioners at such Meeting; and thereupon the Commissioners may, with the Concurrence of the Inspector, if any Inspector has been appointed and is present at such Meeting, or in the Absence of the Inspector, or if no Inspector have been appointed, then in their Discretion, abandon or make such Alterations in the said intended Work as they judge fit; and no such Work to which any Objection is made at such Meeting at which any such Inspector shall be present shall be executed unless the Inspector, or if no Inspector have been appointed, then unless the Surveyor of the Commissioners, after the Person making such Objection or his Agent has been heard, certify that the Work in his Judgment ought to be executed, nor shall such Work be begun until the End of Seven Days after an Order for the Execution thereof has been duly made by the Commissioners, arid entered in their Books.