[Part 16 Enforcement and Dispute Resolution]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Part 16 Enforcement and Dispute Resolution]

[Introductory

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This Part of this code makes provision about—

(a)     the court or tribunal by which agreements and rights under this code may be enforced,

(b)     the meaning of references to “the court†in this code, and

(c)     the power of the Secretary of State by regulations to confer jurisdiction under this code on other tribunals.

Enforcement of agreements and rights

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An agreement under this code, and any right conferred by this code, may be enforced—

(a)     in the case of an agreement imposed by a court or tribunal, by the court or tribunal which imposed the agreement,

(b)     in the case of any agreement or right, by any court or tribunal which for the time being has the power to impose an agreement under this code, or

(c)     in the case of any agreement or right, by any court of competent

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