Water
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Court of Appeal rules on ‘what is a dock’ in Holyhead Marina case
Holyhead Marina is a dock, Court of Appeal rules, extending an earlier ‘erudite’ ruling
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Ministry of Defence v Thames Water Utilities Ltd
Waste-water disposal — Statutory undertaker — Water Industry Act 1991 — Charging scheme — Whether scheme falling within powers of Act — Whether common law remedy available — Appeal allowed
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Ministry of Defence v Thames Water Utilities Ltd
Waste-water disposal — Statutory undertaker Water Industry Act 1991 — Charging scheme — Whether scheme falling within powers of Act — Whether common law remedy available
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Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig v Edgar and others
Statutory water provider — Agreement to provide free water supply “for ever” — Whether power to determine agreement unilaterally on reasonable notice to be implied — Claim allowed
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Thames Water Utilities Ltd v Hampstead Homes (London) Ltd
Conversion of warehouse buildings into flats — Appellant replacing existing pipes but not connecting individual flats — Whether flats “premises” for purposes of section 146(2)(a) of Water Industry Act 1991…
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British Waterways Board v Anglian Water Authority and others
Licence granted by water authority — Abstraction of water causes replacement from canal owned by BWB — Whether licence ultra vires — Whether removal of water from canal — Judgment…
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R v Anglian Water Services, ex parte Three Valleys Water plc
Applicant claiming an increase in its entitlement to supply of water from reservoir – Whether extent of applicant’s entitlement to supply of water governed by the Great Ouse Water Act…