""Manual of Modern Mining Law and Practice"" serves as a comprehensive guide to the legal framework governing the British mining industry during a period of significant legislative transformation. This authoritative work provides a detailed examination of the complex statutory landscape, incorporating the pivotal Mines Working Facilities and Support Acts of 1923-1925, the Mining Industry Act of 1926, and the Coal Mines Act of 1930. Designed for legal practitioners, mine owners, and industry officials, the manual elucidates the technical and procedural requirements of mineral rights, working facilities, and the regulatory mandates that reshaped the sector.
The text offers practical insights into the application of mining law, covering essential topics such as land support, industry reorganization, and the state regulation of coal production and sale. By consolidating several significant acts and providing expert commentary on their implementation, P. Gordon Bamber and J. J. Clare Hunt created a vital resource for understanding the evolution of industrial law. This manual remains a significant historical reference for scholars of legal history, economic regulation, and the development of the modern energy sector.
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