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A Question of Disallowance: Argument Before the Privy Council on the Petitions for the Vetoing of the Power Legislation of Ontario (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Chrysler, Francis Henry

 
9781331938620: A Question of Disallowance: Argument Before the Privy Council on the Petitions for the Vetoing of the Power Legislation of Ontario (Classic Reprint)

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T hen, as this was to be entered into, not with one municipality, but with an unlimited number of municipalities, so far as the legislation provided, it was to be an option extended to all muni cipalities within reach of the transmission lines which were con templated conveying power from the waterpowers on the Niagara River, and also the scope of the Act is wide enough and its inten tion is that if waterpowers in other parts of the Province should be found suitable for the purpose, that transmission lines might be constructed by the Hydro Electric Power Commission. And the same conditions extended to other municipalities anywhere in the Province. It involved, of course, the dealing with a large number of municipalities who would only enter voluntarily into such a scheme. Ou the face of it, it could not be known until the municipalities had been consulted and had determined their wishes in the matter, whether the number would be ten, twenty, or one hundred or five hundred municipalities. The scope of it was entirely dependent upon the favor with which the scheme would be received by the municipalities.

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