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Service of Notice upon Local Board;
upon Owners and Occupiers.
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CL. And be it enacted, That any Summons, Notice, Writ, or Proceeding of any Kind whatsoever to be served upon the Local Board of Health may be so served by being left at or seat through any Post Office, directed to the Local Board of Health at their Office, or by being delivered there to the Clerk personally; and in all Cases in which any Notice is by this Act required to be given to the Owner or Occupier of any Premises it shall be sufficient to address the Notice to them by the Description of the “Owner” or “Occupier” (as the Case may require) of the Premises (naming them) in respect of which the Notice is given, without further Name or Description; and the Notice shall be served upon them or One of them, as the Case may require, either personally or by delivering the same to some Inmate of his or their Place of Abode, or in the Case of the Occupier (and also in case of the Owner, if his Place of Abode be unknown,) upon any Inmate of tile last-mentioned Premises, or if such Premises be unoccupied, then, in case the Notice is required to be served upon the Occupier, (and in case of the Owner also, if his Residence be unknown,) it shall be sufficient to fix the Notice upon some conspicuous Part of the Premises: Provided always, in the Case of Notices to the Owner, that, although his Place of Abode be known to the Local Board of Health, yet, if it be not within the Limits of their District, it shall be sufficient for them to transmit any Notice, directed to him by Name, through the Post.
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