57 Contributions by the [appropriate agency] to expenses of internal drainage boards
Land Drainage Act 1991 (1991 c 59) | Legislation

57  Contributions by the [appropriate agency] to expenses of internal drainage boards

(1)     Where it appears to the drainage board for any internal drainage district that, by reason—

(a)     of the quantity of water which that district receives from lands at a higher level; or

(b)     of the period that will elapse before that district obtains any relief from operations of the [appropriate agency] on a main river,

it is fair that a contribution towards their expenses should be made by the [appropriate agency], they may make an application to the [appropriate agency] for a contribution.

(2)

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