1895Journal of the Royal Sanitary InstituteRequires access

The Power of Entry Under the Public Health (London) Act, 1891

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The power of entry in cases where there is no real ground of complaint, and no allegation or complaint of nuisance has been raised in a London Police court. A vestryman having refused to allow the Sanitary Inspector to inspect his premises.

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The power of entry in cases where there is no real ground of complaint, and no allegation or complaint of nuisance has been raised in a London Police court. A vestryman having refused to allow the Sanitary Inspector to inspect his premises.

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The power of entry in cases where there is no real ground of complaint, and no allegation or complaint of nuisance has been raised in a London Police court. A vestryman having refused to allow the Sanitary Inspector to inspect his premises.

Key concepts: Complaint, Allegation, Nuisance, Power (physics), Law, Political science, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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