[Part 4ZA Code Rights in Respect of Land: Unresponsive Occupiers]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Part 4ZA Code Rights in Respect of Land: Unresponsive Occupiers]

[Introductory

27ZB

This Part of this code makes provision for the court to make an order imposing an agreement which provides that code rights are exercisable by an operator in respect of relevant land for the purpose of providing an electronic communications service to premises where the occupier or another person with an interest in the relevant land has not responded to repeated notices given by the operator seeking agreement to confer or otherwise be bound by the rights.

Circumstances in which an application for an order under this Part can be made

27ZC

(1)     Paragraphs 27ZD and 27ZE apply where—

(a)     an operator intends to provide an electronic communications service to premises (“the relevant premisesâ€),

(b)     in order to provide that service, the operator—

(i)     needs to install electronic communications apparatus under or over relevant land, and

(ii)     does not need to install electronic communications apparatus on the relevant land,

(c)     in order to install and operate that apparatus, the operator requires a person (the “required grantorâ€) to agree—

(i)     to confer on the operator a code right in respect of the relevant land, or

(ii)

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