An Chéad Lch. Lch. Roimhe Seo (AN tOCHTU SCEIDEAL. Forála Ilghnéitheacha i dtaobh Rátaí Bhainfeas leis an gCuideachtain.) Ar Aghaidh (AN DEICHIU SCEIDEAL. Éilithe Canálach Uasta.)

21 1944

AN tACHT IOMPAIR, 1944

AN NAOU SCEIDEAL.

Achtacháin a Leasaítear maidir lena mBaint leis an gCuideachtain.

Siosón agus Caibidil

Gearr-theideal

An Leasú

11 Geo. 4 agus 1 Will. 4, c. 68.

An Carriers Act, 1830.

In alt a haon, athghaimtear na focail “silks in a manufactured or unmanufactured state and whether wrought up or not wrought up with other materials” agus cuirtear an focal “twenty-five” in ionad an fhocail “ten.”

In alt a dó cuirtear an focal “twenty-five” in ionad an fhocail “ten.”

Cuirtear an t-alt nua so leanas ndiaidh ailt 10:—

“11. In this Act the expression ‘common carrier by land’ shall include a common carrier by land who is also a carrier by water, and as regards every such common carrier this Act shall apply to carriage by water in the same manner as it applies to carriage by land.”

8 & 9 Vic., c. 20

An Railway Clauses Act, 1845, arna chorprú in aon Acht, a ritheadh roimh dháta an Achta so do rith nó rithfear dá éis sin.

In alt a trí, i ndiaidh na bhfocal “The word ‘toll’ shall include any rate or charge or other payment payable under the special Act” cuirtear isteach na focail “or fixed by the Minister under the provisions of the Transport Act, 1944.”

In alt a hocht nóchad, in ionad na bhfocal “number or quantity of goods conveyed by any such carriage” cuirtear na focail “full name and address of the consignee and such particulars of the nature, weight (inclusive of packing), and number of parcels or articles of merchandise handed to the company for conveyance as may be necessary to enable the company to calculate the charges therefor.”

Cuirtear an fó-alt so leanas i ndeireadh ailt a hocht nóchad:—

“(2) The company shall be entitled to refuse to convey any merchandise delivered to them for conveyance as aforesaid in respect of which the foregoing provisions of this section have not been complied with, or to examine, weigh or count the same and make such reasonable charge therefor as they think fit:

“Provided that the company shall not refuse to convey the parcels or articles of merchandise handed to them for conveyance as aforesaid without giving the person an opportunity of having them weighed or counted upon payment of a reasonable charge.”

17 & 18 Vic., c. 31

An Railway and Canal Traffic Act, 1854.

In alt a seacht, in ionad na bhfocal “for any horse fifty pounds, for any neat cattle per head fifteen pounds, for any sheep or pigs per head two pounds” cuirtear na focail “for any horse one hundred pounds, for neat cattle per head fifty pounds, for any other animal five pounds.”