Sewerage (Scotland) Act 1968
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35 Furnishing of information.
The owner or occupier of premises from which an existing discharge is being made shall, when requested in writing to do so by Scottish Water, furnish such information to Scottish Water concerning the discharge as an applicant for consent to a new discharge is required to furnish in a trade effluent notice under section 27(2) above, and information concerning the period for which the discharge has continued.
35 Furnishing of information.
The owner or occupier of premises from which an existing discharge is being made shall, when requested in writing to do so by Scottish Water, furnish such information to Scottish Water concerning the discharge as an applicant for consent to a new discharge is required to furnish in a trade effluent notice under section 27(2) above, and information concerning the period for which the discharge has continued.
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