Callander and Oban Railway (Abandonment, &c.) Act 1870
WHEREAS by "The Callander and Oban Railway Act, 1865," the Callander and Oban Railway Company (herein-after called "the Company") were incorporated, and were authorised to construct a railway from the town of Oban in the county of Argyle, to the Dunblane, Doune, and Callander Railway, near Callander in the county of Perth, with a tramway to the harbour of Oban; and for those purposes were empowered to raise share capital to the extent of six hundred thousand pounds, and to borrow on mortgage ...