24. Drawing bill of costs and copy for taxing, at per folio, 8d. 25. Copy for the Clerk to the Council or Council's solicitor, at per folio, 4d. 26. Notice of taxing 27. Attending taxing 28. Paid taxing (the fee payable in the Supreme Court Taxing Office on taxing costs). 29. Letters and messengers £ s. d. 040 0 13 4 1 1 0 ... 110 30. In agency cases for correspondence between solicitor and London agent ... ... Given under the Seal of Office of the Board of Education, this 14th day of April, 1919. (L.S.) I concur, Birkenhead, C. L. A. Selby-Bigge. 3. Compulsory Purchase of Lands. (a) THE EDUCATION (COMPULSORY PURCHASE) REGULATIONS, 1919, DATED NOVEMBER 18, 1919, MADE BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE EDUCATION ACT, 1918 (8 & 9 GEO. 5, c. 39), PROVIDING FOR THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND. 1919. No. 1659. The Board of Education in pursuance of the powers conferred on them by the First Schedule to the Housing, Town Planning, &c., Act, 1909, (b) as modified by Section 34 of the Education Act, 1918, and of all other powers enabling them hereby make the following Regulations : ARTICLE 1.-These Regulations may be cited as the Education (Compulsory Purchase) Regulations, 1919. ARTICLE 2.-The Education (Compulsory Purchase) Order, 1919, (c) made by the Board of Education on the 1st January, 1919, is hereby revoked. ARTICLE 3. An Order made by a Local Education Authority under Section 34 of the Education Act, 1918 (hereinafter referred to as "the Compulsory Order "), shall be in the form set forth in the Schedule hereto, or in a form to the like effect. ARTICLE 4. (1) Before submitting the Compulsory Order to the Board for confirmation, the Local Education Authority shall cause the same to be published by advertisement in two successive weeks in one or more of the local newspapers circulating in the area of the Local Education Authority and in the parish or parishes in which the land to which the Compulsory Order relates is situated. (a) ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION ON COMPULSORY ACQUISITION OF LAND.As to procedure before Official Arbitrators, see Rules of Dec. 2, 1919 (S.R. & O., 1919, No. 1836), printed at p. 931 of Vol. I. (b) 9 E. 7. c. 44. (c) Printed as S.R. & O., 1919, No. 35, 66 (2) The advertisements shall be headed respectively 'First Advertisement" and "Second and Last Advertisement," and the first of the said advertisements shall be published not later than one calendar month after the making of the Compulsory Order. (3) Each of the said advertisements shall contain in addition to a copy of the Compulsory Order a notice setting out the following particulars : (a) a statement that any objection to the Compulsory Order must be presented to the Board of Education within the period of one calendar month from and after the date of the publication of the second and last advertisement; and (b) a statement of the period, times, and place or places during and at which the deposited plan referred to in the Schedule to the Compulsory Order may be inspected by or on behalf of any person interested in the land to which the Compulsory Order relates. (4) The plan referred to in the Schedule to the Compulsory Order shall be deposited by the Local Education Authority not later than the date of publication of the first advertisement at a place convenient for the purposes of inspection, and shall be kept deposited thereat till the expiration of a period not being less than one calendar month from the date of the publication of the second and last advertisement; and the said plan shall be open for inspection by any person interested or affected, without payment of any fee, at all reasonable hours on any week-day during the said period. The Local Education Authority shall also make suitable provision for affording to any such person inspecting the said plan any necessary explanation or information in regard thereto. ARTICLE 5.—(1) The Local Education Authority shall, not later than the date of publication of the first advertisement, cause notice of the Compulsory Order to be given to every owner, lessee, and occupier of the land to which the Compulsory Order relates, and every such notice shall include a copy of the Compulsory Order, to which shall be appended a notice containing the particulars mentioned in paragraph (3) of Article 4 of this Order. (2) The Local Education Authority shall furnish a copy of the Compulsory Order, free of charge, to any person interested in the land to which the Compulsory Order relates, upon his applying for the same. ARTICLE 6. The period within which an objection to a Compulsory Order may be presented to the Board of Education by a person interested in the land to which the Compulsory Order relates shall be the period of one calendar month from and after the date of the publication of the second and last advertisement of the Compulsory Order. ARTICLE 7.-(1) The Local Education Authority shall as soon as practicable after the confirmation of the Compulsory Order cause a copy of the Compulsory Order as confirmed to be served on every owner, lessee, and occupier of the land to which the Compulsory Order relates. (2) A copy of the Compulsory Order as confirmed shall be furnished free of charge by the Local Education Authority to any person interested in the land authorised to be purchased upon his applying for the same, and a copy of any plan to which reference is made in the Compulsory Order as confirmed shall also be furnished by the Local Education Authority to any such person upon his applying for such copy and paying the reasonable cost of preparing the same. ARTICLE 8. Every notice or other document which in pursuance of paragraph (1) of Article 5 or of paragraph (1) of Article 7 of this Order is required to be given or served by the Local Education Authority to or on an owner, lessee, or occupier, shall be served: (a) by delivery of the same personally to the person required to be served, or, if such person is absent abroad or cannot be found, to his agent; or (b) by leaving the same at the usual or last known place of abode of such person as aforesaid; or (c) by post as a registered letter addressed to the usual or last known place of abode of such person; or (d) in the case of a notice required to be served on a local authority or corporate body or company, by delivering the same to their clerk or secretary or leaving the same at his office with some person employed there, or by post as a registered letter addressed to such clerk or secretary at his office. Schedule. The make the following order . Local Education Authority hereby 1. The Local Education Authority, for the purpose of their powers and duties under the Education Acts and subject to the provisions of those Acts, hereby put in force, as respects the land described in the Schedule hereto, the provisions of the Lands Clauses Acts with respect to the purchase and taking of land otherwise than by agreement. 2. For the purposes of the Housing, Town Planning, &c., Act, 1909, as modified by Section 34 of the Education Act, 1918, this Order shall have effect as if there were incorporated therewith, subject to the necessary adaptations, the Lands Clauses Acts (except Section 127 of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845) and Sections 77 to 85 of the Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845, but subject to this modification, that any question of disputed compensation shall be determined in the manner provided by the Acquisition of Land (Assessment of Compensation) Act, 1919. 3. *If any of the land described in the Schedule to this Order is glebe land or other land belonging to an ecclesiastical benefice, any sums agreed upon or awarded for the purchase of any such land, or to be paid by way of compensation for the damage to be sustained by the owner by reason of severance or other injury affecting any such land, shall not be paid as directed by the Lands Clauses Acts, but shall be paid to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to be applied by them as mouey paid to them upon a sale, under the provisions of the Ecclesiastical Leasing Acts, of land belonging to a benefice. 4. This Order may be cited as thef Order, 19 * Insert this Article where the lands described in the Schedule to the Order include glebe land or other land belonging to an ecclesiastical benefice, Here insert a suitable short title, 4. Elementary Education Codes. (1) English Provisional Code, (2) Welsh Provisional Code, 1919, p. 353. 1919, p. 399. (1) English Provisional Code, 1919. THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PROVISIONAL CODE, 1919, DATED JULY 16, 1919, MADE BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION UNDER SECTION 44 OF THE EDUCATION ACT, 1918 (8 & 9 GEO. 5, c. 39), FOR PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND (EXCLUDING WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE). I.-Information as to Teachers... ... II. Regulations for the Employment of Teachers undergoing III.-Regulations for Practical Instruction in Domestic Subjects, Dairy Work, Handicraft and Gardening. 380 384 387 392 ... ... 397 397 IV.-Regulations as to School Records and Registration ... PREFATORY MEMORANDUM. MAIN ALTERATIONS IN THE PROVISIONAL CODE OF REGULATIONS FOR PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS, 1919. 1. "The Code" was last reprinted as a whole in 1912, and has been subsequently amended by several Minutes of the Board issued separately at different dates. A list of these is given below. As from the 1st April, 1919, the Regulations must be altered so as to bring the Articles which deal with grants into agreement with the financial clauses of the Education Act, 1918, and with the Regulations for the Substantive Grant for Elementary Education which have already been issued. It appeared to the Board that it would probably be convenient to Local Education Authorities if the Code were now reprinted as a whole. This has, therefore, been done; the Minutes made since 1912, which are still in force, have been incorporated, and the Articles dealing with grants have been revised. In order to bring within one document all the conditions upon which the Substantive Grant (which will now be the only grant payable in respect of Elementary Education) depends, two additional conditions have been included, of which the first refers to the performance of the Local Education Authority's duties under the Education Acts, and the second repeats the conditions which were required to be satisfied in order that the "Supplementary Grant" might be paid in 1917-18 and 1918-19. No other important changes have been made in this edition of the Code, except consequential alterations, among which the following may be mentioned: (i) In view of the establishment of a new system of grants in aid of the expenditure of Local Education Authorities on Elementary Education, and in consequence of section 44 of the Education Act, 1918, it has been necessary to make an alteration in the form of Article 6. (ii) In consequence of the discontinuance of separate "Grants for Special Instruction," the former Articles 34 and 35 disappear, and Schedule III. of the Code now deals with educational considerations only. |