[110L Interim duty: sewerage undertakers and sewerage licensees]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[110L  Interim duty: sewerage undertakers and sewerage licensees]

[(1)     This section applies where—

(a)     a sewerage licensee (“the previous licensee”) ceases to provide sewerage services to any premises, and

(b)     the owner or occupier of the premises has not notified the sewerage undertaker in whose area the premises are that—

(i)     he has made arrangements for the continuation of the provision of sewerage services to the premises, or

(ii)     he intends any provision of sewerage services to the premises to cease.

(2)     It is to be the duty of the sewerage undertaker to continue to provide the sewerage services to the premises which were provided by the previous licensee.

(3)     But the Authority may give a direction to an eligible sewerage licensee (an “interim licensee”) providing that it is to be the duty of that licensee to provide the sewerage services instead.

[(3A)     Where the premises are in a retail exit area the Authority must give a direction under subsection (3).]

(4)     An “eligible sewerage

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