The Law Relating To Parish Councils : Being The Local Government Act, 1894. Together With An Introduction And Statutes Relating To Parish And District Councils, Circulars And Orders Of The Local Government Board, Notes, Index, &c (Paperback)

"The Law Relating To Parish Councils" is a comprehensive guide to the legal framework governing parish councils in England. Focusing primarily on the Local Government Act of 1894, this volume provides a detailed examination of statutes relating to both parish and district councils. Compiled by Austin Fleeming Jenkin, it includes essential circulars and orders from the Local Government Board.

This book serves as an invaluable resource for understanding the intricacies of local governance during the late 19th century. With detailed notes and a comprehensive index, it offers clear insights into the powers, duties, and operational mechanics of parish councils. Scholars and historians interested in the development of local government will find this an essential reference for navigating the legal landscape of the time.

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