UK Statutory Instrument
1994
United Kingdom
The Wells Harbour Revision Order 1994
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Interpretation
Incorporation of enactments
Limits of jurisdiction
General powers of Commissioners
Harbour master’s powers
Liability for safety of goods
Power to remove goods
General byelaws
Byelaws as to lights, signals,
Confirmation of byelaws and fines thereunder
Powers with respect to disposal of wrecks
Protection of Crown interest in wrecks
Powers to grant management leases
Works in
Power to dredge
Saving for fishery
Moorings etc.
Consent to works by other person within harbour
Disposal of land no longer required for harbour purposes
Tidal works not to be executed without approval of Secretary of State
Lights on tidal works during construction
Provision against danger to navigation
Abatement of works abandoned or decayed
Survey of tidal works
Permanent lights on tidal works
Defence of due diligence
Charges for harbour facilities
Conditions relating to payment of charges
Payment of charges
Payment of charges on warehoused goods
Recovery of charges
Exemption of lifeboat crew from charges
Exemption of Officers
General borrowing powers
Temporary borrowing
Audit of Accounts
Crown Rights
Saving for
For protection of National Rivers Authority
Repeals etc.
Copy of Order to be kept for inspection
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