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Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

[Chapter IIA
Abandoned Mines]

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[(1)     For the purposes of this Chapter, “abandonmentâ€, in relation to a mine,—

(a)     subject to paragraph (b) below, includes—

(i)     the discontinuance of any or all of the operations for the removal of water from the mine;

(ii)     the cessation of working of any relevant seam, vein or vein-system;

(iii)     the cessation of use of any shaft or outlet of the mine;

(iv)     in the case of a mine in which activities other than mining activities are carried on (whether

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