Private Bill Legislation, Comprising the Steps Required to Be Taken by Promoters Or Opponents of a Private Bill Before & After Its Presentation to Parliament

This book is a comprehensive guide to private bill legislation. It provides detailed information on the various steps that must be taken by both promoters and opponents of a private bill before and after its presentation to parliament. The book also covers the standing rules of both houses of parliament in relation to private bills. This is an essential reference work for anyone involved in private bill legislation.
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