Public Utilities Street Works Act 1950 (repealed 1.1.1993)
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As published
14 Provision as to default in removing apparatus placed temporarily.
Where there is placed in a street other than a maintainable highwayroad other than a public road apparatus required only in connection with the doing of building or other work on land adjacent to the streetroad and the placing thereof is a code-regulated work, if the apparatus is not removed on completion of the building or other work in question, the streetroads authority or streetroad managers may give the undertakers notice requiring them to remove it, and if it is not removed within eight days from the giving of such a notice, the authority or managers may remove it and the undertakers shall pay to the authority or managers an amount equal to the cost reasonably incurred by them of its removal and disposal and of reinstating and making good the streetroad after its removal.
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14 Provision as to default in removing apparatus placed temporarily.
Where there is placed in a street other than a maintainable highwayroad other than a public road apparatus required only in connection with the doing of building or other work on land adjacent to the streetroad and the placing thereof is a code-regulated work, if the apparatus is not removed on completion of the building or other work in question, the streetroads authority or streetroad managers may give the undertakers notice requiring them to remove it, and if it is not removed within eight days from the giving of such a notice, the authority or managers may remove it and the undertakers shall pay to the authority or managers an amount equal to the cost reasonably incurred by them of its removal and disposal and of reinstating and making good the streetroad after its removal.
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