Sewerage (Scotland) Act 1968
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30 Intimation of decision.
(1) Scottish Water shall intimate its decision under section 29 above, and the reasons therefor, to the owner and occupier or prospective occupier of the trade premises in question and to any ... other body to which a copy of the trade effluent notice was sent under section 27(4) above. (2) An intimation of a decision under this section shall— (a) draw attention to the provisions of section 29(5) above; (b) refer to the applicant’s right of appeal against, and the power of review of, the decision under this Part of this Act.
30 Intimation of decision.
(1) Scottish Water shall intimate its decision under section 29 above, and the reasons therefor, to the owner and occupier or prospective occupier of the trade premises in question and to any ... other body to which a copy of the trade effluent notice was sent under section 27(4) above. (2) An intimation of a decision under this section shall— (a) draw attention to the provisions of section 29(5) above; (b) refer to the applicant’s right of appeal against, and the power of review of, the decision under this Part of this Act.
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