[Part 11 Overhead Apparatus]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Part 11 Overhead Apparatus]

[Introductory

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This Part of this code—

(a)     confers a power on operators to install and keep certain overhead apparatus, and

(b)     imposes a duty on operators to affix notices to certain overhead apparatus.

Power to fly lines

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[(1)     This paragraph applies where an operator (“the main operatorâ€) keeps electronic communications apparatus on or over any land for the purposes of the main operator's network.]

(2)     The [main] operator has the right, for the statutory purposes, to install and keep lines which—

(a)     pass over other land adjacent to, or in the vicinity of, the land on or over which the apparatus [mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)] is kept,

(b)     are connected to that apparatus, and

(c)     are not, at any point where they pass over the other land, less than three metres above the ground or within two metres of any building over which they pass.

[(2A)     With the agreement of the main operator, another operator has the right, for the statutory purposes, to install and keep lines which—

(a)     pass over other land adjacent to,

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