In default of appointment by owner, arbitrator appointed by Commissioner to act alone. Provisions as to umpire, vacancies, &c. Informality not to invalidate. Award to be final. Effect of submission and award Meaning of "owner" and "land." No. 6 of 1847. The Mount Pleasant, Sedan, and Truro Railways Act.—1914. be deemed a submission to arbitration on the part of the party by whom the same is given; and after the giving of any such notice neither party shall have power to revoke the appointment thereby made or such submission without the consent in writing of the other party, nor shall the death of either party operate as a revocation: IV. Unless such owner, within twenty-one days after the giving by the Commissioner as aforesaid of notice nominating and appointing an arbitrator, gives notice to the Commissioner as provided by paragraph 11. hereof, agreeing that such arbitrator shall be sole arbitrator or nominating and appointing another arbitrator, the Commissioner may appoint the arbitrator nominated and appointed by him to act on behalf of both parties; and such arbitrator shall proceed to hear and determine the matter and shall give his award determining the price and compensation (if any) to be paid: v. All the provisions of sections 26 to 35 inclusive of "The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act" shall, mutatis mutandis, apply with respect to the arbitration and the determination of the compensation: VI. No notice, appointment, or award made under this section shall be set aside or be invalid for irregularity or error in matter of form: VII. Every award under this section of arbitrators, or of a single arbitrator (in a case where it is agreed, as mentioned in paragraph 11. hereof, that an arbitrator shall be the sole arbitrator, or where a single arbitrator is empowered by this section to give an award), or of an umpire, shall be final: Provided always that where an arbitrator or umpire has misconducted himself the Supreme Court or a Judge thereof may remove him, and that where an arbitrator has misconducted himself, or an arbitration or award has been improperly procured, the said Court or a Judge thereof may set the award aside. VIII. A submission to arbitration under this section shall have the same effect as if it had been made an order of the Supreme Court; and an award under this section may, by leave of the Supreme Court or a Judge thereof, be enforced in the same manner as a judgment or order of the said Court to the same effect: IX. In this section (a) the word "owner" includes, with respect to any land, any person having any estate or interest (legal or equitable) in the land, or any easement, right, power, or privilege in, under, over, affecting, or in connection with the land, or by the "Lands Clauses Consolidation The Mount Pleasant, Sedan, and Truro Railways Act.-1914. Consolidation Act" enabled to sell and convey, transfer, release, assign, or otherwise assure such estate, interest, easement, right, power, or privilege; and (b) the word "land" includes any estate or interest (legal or equitable) in land, and any easement, right, or privilege in, under, over, affecting, or in connection with land. In the name and on behalf of His Majesty, I hereby assent to this Bill. H. L. GALWAY, Governor. B-1180 THE The Mount Pleasant, Sedan, and Truro Railways Act.-1914. Sec. 2. THE SCHEDULE. Ordinance No. 6 of 1847.-"The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act," except sections 9, 12 to 17 inclusive, 21 to 25 inclusive, 34, 38 to 62 inclusive, 64 to 68 inclusive, 110, 114 to 120 inclusive, 136, and 137. Act No. 26 of 1855-6, being an Act to amend "The Lands Clauses Consolidation Act," except sections 1, 4, and 6. Act No. 202 of 1881.- "The Lands Clauses Consolidation Amendment Act, 1881," except sections 5 to 11 inclusive. Act No. 1035 of 1911.-" The Lands Clauses Consolidation Further Amendment Act, 1911." Act No. 1163 of 1914.-" The Lands Clauses Consolidation Further Amendment Act, 1914." Ordinance No. 7 of 1847.-" The Railways Clauses Consolidation Act." Act No. 6 of 1858, being an Act to amend "The Railways Clauses Consolidation Act." Act No. 32 of 1876.-" The Railways Clauses Act, 1876." Act No. 414 of 1887.-"The South Australian Railways Commissioners Act, 1887." Act No. 512 of 1891.-"The South Australian Railways Commissioners Act Amendment Act, 1891." Act No. 612 of 1894.-"The South Australian Railways Commissioners Act Amendment Act, 1894." Act No. 912 of 1906.-"The South Australian Railways Commissioners Further Amendment Act, 1906." Act No. 988 of 1909.-" The South Australian Railways Commissioners Act Amendment Act, 1909." Act No. 1144 of 1913.-"The South Australian Railways Commissioners Act Amendment Act, 1913." Adelaide By authority, R. E. E. ROGERS, Government Printer, North Terrace. An Act to consolidate certain Acts relating to Vermin BE E it Enacted by the Governor of the State of South Australia, with the advice and consent of the Parliament thereof, as follows: PART I. PART I. 1. This Act may be cited as "The Vermin Act, 1914." 2. The provisions of this Act are arranged as follows: PART 1.-Preliminary. PART II.-Vermin Destruction DIVISION 1.-Government Inspectors: DIVISION II.-Destruction on Crown Lands: DIVISION III.-Powers and Duties of Councils and DIVISION IV.-Destruction by Owners and Occupiers: PART III.-Vermin-Fenced Districts and Vermin Boards DIVISION I.-Interpretation: Short title. Arrangement of Act. A-1181 DIVISION PART 1. DIVISION The Vermin Act.-1914. II.-Constitution of Vermin-Fenced Districts and Vermin Boards, and Suspension and Abolition of Boards: DIVISION III. Members of a Board: DIVISION VI.-Meetings of a Board and Committees DIVISION XI.-Officers of a District: DIVISION XII.-By-laws and Regulations: PART IV.-Vermin Fencing by Vermin Trusts. PART V.-Vermin Fencing by the Crown. PART VI.-Wire Netting and Vermin-Proof Fencing by DIVISION II.-Wire Netting by means of Loans to DIVISION III.-Vermin-Proof Fencing by means of DIVISION IV.-Wire Netting outside District Council DIVISION V.-Contribution to Cost of Vermin and DIVISION VI.-Miscellaneous: |