MELBOURNE AND METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS v. METROPOLITAN GAS COMPANY

29 VLR 340·WILLIAMS, HOLROYD, and HOOD, JJ.
29 VLR 340
29 VLR 340
MELBOURNE AND METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS v. METROPOLITAN GAS COMPANY Supreme Court of Victoria (Full Court) WILLIAMS, HOLROYD, and HOOD, JJ. April 28, 1903. August 11, 12 August 1903 Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Acts 1890 (No. 1197), ss. 122, 131; 1897 (No. 1491), ss. 3, 5, 8, 10 — Rates — Property rateable by the Board — Sewered and unsewered property — Gas mains connected with sewered property .

The defendant, a gas company, owned and occupied or used certain land, buildings, and works situated in various municipalities within the metropolis as defined by the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works Act 1890. Some of such lands, buildings, and works were actually sewered; others were, in fact, unsewered, but situated within sewerage areas, whilst others were outside of sewerage areas. Connected with, and used as part of the undertaking, was a reticulation of gas mains spreading over various municipalities, and so constructed that every part of the whole undertaking was connected with every other part.

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