Statute Law Repeals - Law Commission - Ministry of Justice

Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction Railway (Abandonment) Act 1898
9.190 The Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction Railway (Abandonment) Act 1898 377
was passed to authorise the Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction Railway
Company to abandon a proposed railway in the Dublin area. The railway had
been authorised by the Kingstown and Kingsbridge Junction Railway Act 1887. 378
Lack of available finance, however, had made it impossible to construct the
railway. The abandonment of the railway project, together with the dissolution of
the company pursuant to the 1898 Act, means that the 1898 Act itself has now
become obsolete.
Woodhouse and Conisbrough Railway (Abandonment) Act 1899
9.191 The Woodhouse and Conisbrough Railway (Abandonment) Act 1899 379 was
passed to authorise the Woodhouse and Conisbrough Railway Company to
abandon a proposed railway in South Yorkshire. The railway had been authorised
by the Woodhouse and Conisbrough Railway Act 1897. 380 The abandonment of
the railway project, together with the dissolution of the company pursuant to the
1899 Act, means that the 1899 Act itself has now become obsolete.
Latimer Road and Acton Railway Act 1900
9.192 The Latimer Road and Acton Railway Act 1900 381 was passed to authorise the
Latimer Road and Acton Railway Company to abandon a proposed railway in the
Latimer Road area of west London. The railway had been authorised by the
Latimer Road and Acton Railway Act 1882. 382 Lack of available finance, however,
had made it impossible to construct the railway. The abandonment of the railway
project, together with the dissolution of the company pursuant to the 1900 Act,
means that the 1900 Act itself has now become obsolete.
Bideford and Clovelly Railway (Abandonment) Act 1901
9.193 The Bideford and Clovelly Railway (Abandonment) Act 1901 383 was passed to
authorise the Bideford and Clovelly Railway Company to abandon a proposed
railway in north Devon between Abbotsham and Clovelly. The railway had been
authorised by the Bideford and Clovelly Railway Act 1898. 384 Lack of available
finance, however, had made it impossible to construct the railway. The
abandonment of the railway project, together with the dissolution of the company
pursuant to the 1901 Act, means that the 1901 Act itself has now become
obsolete.
377 61 & 62 Vict. c.ccxlvi.
378 50 & 51 Vict. c.clxix.
379 62 & 63 Vict. c.xxii.
380 60 & 61 Vict. c.ccxxv.
381 63 & 64 Vict. c.xcv.
382 45 & 46 Vict. c.ccxlvii.
383 1 Edw.7 c.cix.
384 61 & 62 Vict. c.cxviii.
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