This volume contains the Railway Companies Accounts and Returns Act of 1911, which was an important piece of British legislation regulating railway companies. The act required railway companies to submit annual balance sheets and other financial information to the Board of Trade, and provided for the publication of summaries of that information. Historians and scholars of transportation will find this act a valuable resource for studying the regulation of early railways and the development of financial reporting standards in Britain.

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