London Streets, etc. Act 1690

X. Where the Scavenger must lay his Dirt, &c.

Appeal from Rate, &c. to Quarter Sessions.; Order therein final.

Provided alwayes That the respective Scavengers and Rakers for any of the Parishes aforesaid shall have Liberty by the Approbation and Order of the Justices at their Petty Sessions or any two or more of them to lodge their Dirt Dust Ashes or other Filth in such vacant and publique places in or neare the Streets or Highwayes as shall be thought convenient by the said Justices for the Accommodation of the Country Carts returning empty from the said Parishes they giveing Satisfaction to the Owners and Occupiers of such vacant places and in case of unreasonable demands such Justices in their Petty Sessions shall heare moderate and determine the same according to Equity and good Conscience And in case any person shall finde him her or themselves aggrieved with any Rate Tax or Assessment made by vertue of this Act or any wayes prejudiced by any determination of the said Justices in their Petty Sessions he or they soe grieved or prejudiced shall and may have recourse in all such Cases to the Justices of the Peace assembled at the Generall Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held for the Place wherein the Matter of Grievance doth arise to sett forth his her or their Case by Petition or otherwise And the said Justices in such their Quarter Sessions are hereby impowred to heare and determine all Matters to them complained of concerning the same respectively and their Determination and Order therein shall be finall without any Appeale to any other Court whatsoever