Energy Act 2013
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76 Nuclear regulations: civil liability
(1) Nuclear regulations may provide for breach of a relevant nuclear duty to be actionable (whether or not they also provide for it to be an offence). (2) Except so far as nuclear regulations provide, any such breach does not give rise to a claim for breach of statutory duty. (3) Nuclear regulations may provide for— (a) defences in relation to any action for breach of a relevant nuclear duty; (b) any term of an agreement which purports to exclude or restrict liability for breach of a relevant nuclear duty to be void. (4) For this purpose “relevant nuclear duty” means a duty imposed by— (a) nuclear regulations, or (b) any provision of, or made under, the Nuclear Installations Act 1965 that is a relevant statutory provision. (5) Nothing in this section affects any right of action or defence which otherwise exists or may be available.
76 Nuclear regulations: civil liability
(1) Nuclear regulations may provide for breach of a relevant nuclear duty to be actionable (whether or not they also provide for it to be an offence). (2) Except so far as nuclear regulations provide, any such breach does not give rise to a claim for breach of statutory duty. (3) Nuclear regulations may provide for— (a) defences in relation to any action for breach of a relevant nuclear duty; (b) any term of an agreement which purports to exclude or restrict liability for breach of a relevant nuclear duty to be void. (4) For this purpose “relevant nuclear duty” means a duty imposed by— (a) nuclear regulations, or (b) any provision of, or made under, the Nuclear Installations Act 1965 that is a relevant statutory provision. (5) Nothing in this section affects any right of action or defence which otherwise exists or may be available.
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