142 Powers of undertakers to charge
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

Part V Financial Provisions

Chapter I
Charges

Manner of fixing charges

142  Powers of undertakers to charge

(1)     Subject to the following provisions of this Chapter, the powers of every relevant undertaker shall include power—

(a)     to fix charges for any services provided in the course of carrying out its functions and, in the case of a sewerage undertaker, charges to be paid in connection with the carrying out of its trade effluent functions; and

(b)     to demand and recover charges fixed under this section from any persons to whom the undertaker provides services or in relation to whom it carries out trade effluent functions.

(2)     [Subject to subsections (2A), (3) and (3A)] below, the powers conferred by subsection (1)

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