§ (3) Any person aggrieved by any requirement of a local authority, or the refusal of the local authority to grant any sanction, or by the conditions attached to any such sanction, may, within seven days after being notified of such requirement, refusal or con- 2471 ditions, appeal to a Court of Summary Jurisdiction, provided that he has given not less than twenty-four hours' notice in writing of such appeal to the local authority, and the Court on any such appeal may make such order as appears to the Court to be just, including any order for the payment of costs.
§ 2.0 P.M.
The UNDER-SECRETARY of STATE for the HOME DEPARTMENT (Sir John Baird)I beg to move, in Sub-section (3), after the word "appeal" ["appeal to the local authorities"], to insert the words, "and the grounds thereof."
The object of this Amendment is that when an appeal be lodged, a statement shall be made setting forth the grounds on which the appeal is made. It is a very common form in Bills.
§ Amendment agreed to.