Jersey Order in Council 4/1851
LOI (1851) AUTORISANT
L’ETABLISSEMENT DES
REGLEMENTS SUR LA POLICE DES CHEMINS.
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ORDRE
DU CONSEIL confirmant certain Acte des Etats en date
du 5 novembre 1851, lequel sollicite l’autorisation
d’établir des Règlements
sur la Police des Chemins sans recourir à la Sanction Royale.
(Entériné le 7 janvier
1852).
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At the Court at Windsor.
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The 26th day of
December, 1851.
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Present:
The Queen’s
Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
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WHEREAS there was this day read at the
Board a Report of the Right Honorable the Lords of the Committee of Council for
the affairs of Jersey and Guernsey, dated the 24th of this instant December, in
the words following, vizt.: -
“Your Majesty having been pleased by Your Order in Council of
the 14th of December last to refer unto this Committee an Act passed by the
States of the Island of Jersey, praying that Your Majesty would grant them
authority to substitute to the provisions now in force relating to the police
of the public roads Regulations to be carried into execution without the
Sanction of Your Majesty in Council : The Lords of the Committee, in obedience
to Your Majesty’s said Order
of Reference, have this day taken the said Act into consideration, and do agree
humbly to report as their opinion to Your Majesty that it may be adviseable for Your Majesty to approve of and ratify the
said Act ; and to grant to the said States authority to substitute from time to
time to the provisions now in force relating to the police of the public roads
Regulations to be carried into execution without the Sanction of Your Majesty
in Council, and to remain in force until modified or repealed by the said
States.”
HER MAJESTY, having taken the said Report into consideration, was
pleased, by and with the advice of Her Privy Council, to approve of and ratify
the said Act, and to grant to the States of the Island of Jersey authority to
substitute from time to time to the provisions now in force relating to the
police of the public roads Regulations to be carried into execution without the
Sanction of Her Majesty in Council, and to remain in force until modified or
repealed by the said States ; and Her Majesty was further pleased to Order, as
it is hereby Ordered, that the said Act (copy whereof is hereunto annexed)
together with this Order, be entered upon the Register of the Island of Jersey,
and observed accordingly : Whereof the Governor, Lieutenant-Governor or
Commander-in-Chief, the Bailiff and Jurats, and all
other Her Majesty’s Officers
for the time being in the said Island, and all other persons whom it may
concern, are to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
WM. L. BATHURST
AUX ETATS DE L’ILE DE JERSEY.
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L’An 1851, le 5 novembre.
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LES ETATS
considérant que les Règlemens sur la Police des Chemins, contenus
dans l’Acte des Etats du 8 avril 1812, confirmé par Ordre de Sa
Majesté en Conseil du 8 mai 1812, et à l’Article
“Ville” du Code de Lois, confirmé par Ordre de Sa
Majesté en Conseil du 28 mars 1771, sont insuffisans, et qu’il
serait avantageux que les Etats pussent y substituer des Règlemens qui
recevraient provisoirement leur exécution sans la Sanction de Sa
Majesté en Conseil afin que les Etats pussent les modifier au besoin :
Les Etats ont décidé de demander à Sa Très
Excellente Majesté en Conseil l’autorité de substituer aux
dispositions contenues dans lesdits Règlemens qui regardent la Police
des Chemins de nouveaux Règlemens, qui resteront en force
jusqu’à ce qu’ils soient modifiés ou rapportés
par les Etats.