Letter - Legal opinion re Extensions, City of Ballaarat, May 1953

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Historical information

Document, dated 9/9/1948 and copied 1/5/53 gives on the first four pages a summary of the SECV dealings and agreements with the City of Ballaarat, the life of the existing tramway system, the Victorian Government agreements, correspondence and dealings. Appended is another letter titled "Ballarat Tramway Extensions" dated 12/6/1936 written by W H Dooley Solicitor regarding costs of extensions and who is responsible for losses, and what happens if the SECV determine to abandon the system in 1949.

Significance

Yields information about the relationship between the City of Ballarat and the SEC in regard to extensions and responsibilities for losses.

Physical description

Document - letter - six foolscap sheets, typed, stapled in top left hand corner.

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Identifier

9863

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