[39A Protected rights for the purposes of this Chapter]
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

[39A  Protected rights for the purposes of this Chapter]

[(1)     For the purposes of this Chapter, a right is a protected right if—

(a)     it is such a right as a person who is the holder of a full licence is taken to have by virtue of section 48(1) below;

(b)     it is such a right as a person is taken to have by virtue of subsection (2) below;

(c)     it is such a right as a person continues to be taken to have by virtue of subsection (7) below;

(d)     it is such a right as a person is taken to have by virtue of subsection (10) of section 59C below;

(e)     it is such a right as a person continues to be taken to have by virtue of a provision made under subsection (5)(b) of section 10 of the Water Act 2003 in an order made under that section; or

(f)     it is such a right as a person continues to be taken to have by virtue of section 102(3) of that Act.

(2)     A person who is in a position to carry out an abstraction of a quantity of water which—

(a)     by virtue of section 27(1)

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