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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Railways Clauses Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1845, SECOND SCHEDULE.
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1U.K.The area shall extend laterally on each side of (but not including) the inner area of protection to the following distance therefrom:—
If the depth of the seam is 160 yards or under | Nil. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 160 yards, but does not exceed 170 yards | 1½ yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 170 yards, but does not exceed 180 yards | 2½ yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 180 yards, but does not exceed 190 yards | 4½ yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 190 yards, but does not exceed 200 yards | 5½ yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 200 yards, but does not exceed 210 yards | 7 yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 210 yards, but does not exceed 220 yards | 8 yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 220 yards, but does not exceed 230 yards | 9 yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 230 yards, but does not exceed 240 yards | 9½ yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 240 yards, but does not exceed 250 yards | 10 yards. |
If the depth of the seam exceeds 250 yards | To a line descending outwards from the railway or works at an angle of one horizontal to five vertical from a point on the boundary of the railway or works at rail level until the depth of 650 yards is reached and thence descending vertically. |
2U.K.The area shall extend longitudinally for a distance co-extensive with the part of the railway or works upon which expenditure has been incurred in making good the damage, together with a length beyond that distance at either end thereof equal to one-half of the mean depth of the seam or seams in question.
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