GN56-02: National Grid PLC and Telecommunications companies.
Members are sometimes approached by telecommunication companies for consent to use large scale electricity pylons on their land for telecoms purposes.
GN10-02: Principles of electricity wayleaves - calculation of compensation for interference with farming operations.
Many members ask for advice on the principles of electricity wayleave payments. The following is the statement agreed between the Electricity Industry and the CLA, NFU and FUW as to application of the standard scale payments.
GN32-02: The Telecommunications Code
All telecommunications equipment owned by Code Systems Operators (companies licensed by OFTEL) is covered by the Telecommunications Code, which covers their statutory rights and responsibilities
The Code is poorly drafted, and there is little case law to assist in its interpretation.
The guidance below is provided by way of a layman's guide to the main provisions, but where any disputes arise, given the complexity of the drafting and the uncertainty of interpretation, members are advised to seek the advice of a solicitor who is expert in this area.
Consultation on the lead shot legislation (England) review group report to ministers
Many of our members are directly involved in shooting, in providing land, in managing shooting enterprises, and in businesses supplying services to the shooting community.
GN08-02: Indirect betterment - the treatment of income gained from borrow bits, site offices, spoil tips and other arrangements with contractors in assessing compensation for land taken
This issue has been of concern to the CLA and its members for some considerable time. The Rural Practice Surveyor prepared a briefing paper after a preliminary review in February 1993 but consideration of the matter has continued.
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