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D2841 - Derbyshire County Council: Derbyshire Compensation Authority - 1905-1984
- BOX - Derbyshire Compensation Authority: box-listed records - 1905-1984

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D2841/BOX/1
Title	Derbyshire Compensation Authority: box 1
Date	1905-1984
Description	Binder: Minutes of County Licensing Committee/ Derbyshire Compensation Authority: 1905-1919 contained in spring binder Financial Statements under Licensing Acts: printed forms with handwritten entries; some marked "office copy" unbound: 1959-1982 County Borough of Derby: Financial Statements under Licensing Acts and Rules: printed forms with handwritten entries bound into a book: 1965-1973 Derbyshire County Confirming and Compensation Committee: notification of meetings and minutes: 1961-1981 Notes from County Treasurers Department: procedural guidance: 1967 Submission by Magistrates' Clerk about implications of The Courts Act 1971 for the role of the committee: 1972 List of licensed premises in Derbyshire; one list for each brewery; showing compensation levy: undated Letter: 1972; from Marston's Brewery, Burton on Trent about change of name from Greyhound, (Carsington), to The Knockerdown Financial statement: 1983: tagged with associated correspondence and two paid cheques Photocopy: Licensing (Alcohol Education and Research) Act 1981 Bundle of documents: 1983-1984: correspondence and financial documents about Income Tax/Corporation Tax liability Photocopy of letter: undated but c1983: from Howard, Tilly & Co, Chartered Accountants, London: guidance about liquidation of assets Blank forms: claim for compensation for loss of office of Clerk/Treasurer Officers' working notes and correspondence: 1981-1984: includes a reference to committee documents (and some from County Borough of Derby) being deposited in the County Archive Treasurer's report: 1984: the Derbyshire committee is the very last in the country to be wound up, on account of delay in finalising claim in respect of the Holly Tree Inn, Matlock: that being the very last public house in the country for which a compensation claim was paid. Extract from "England 1870-1914" R C K Ensor, published 1938: describes establishment of Compensation Authorities
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Derbyshire County Council

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