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What is a section 104 agreement?

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Published on: 01 May 2014
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A section 104 agreement usually refers to an agreement made pursuant to section 104 of the Water Industry Act 1991 (WAI 1991, s104). Under a section 104 agreement, a landowner and water company/sewerage undertaker agree that after completion of construction of a private drainage system (ie sewers and lateral drains) that will connect with the public sewer, then that drainage system will vest in the undertaker. After any specified rectification period in the agreement, the undertaker adopts the drainage system and becomes responsible

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