Water Resources Act 1991
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59D Apportionment of licence to abstract: supplementary
(1) The Secretary of State may make regulations about the provisions to be contained in licences granted under section 59C above. (2) Nothing in section 59C above shall affect the liability of the holder of the old licence for any failure by him, before the revocation of that licence took effect, to comply with any condition or requirement of that licence. (3) If the holder of the old licence is a person in whom the old licence has vested under section 59B above, an apportionment notice shall be of no effect unless the notice required by section 59B(4) has been given. (4) In this section, “apportionment notice” and “old licence” have the same meanings as in section 59C above.
59D Apportionment of licence to abstract: supplementary
(1) The Secretary of State may make regulations about the provisions to be contained in licences granted under section 59C above. (2) Nothing in section 59C above shall affect the liability of the holder of the old licence for any failure by him, before the revocation of that licence took effect, to comply with any condition or requirement of that licence. (3) If the holder of the old licence is a person in whom the old licence has vested under section 59B above, an apportionment notice shall be of no effect unless the notice required by section 59B(4) has been given. (4) In this section, “apportionment notice” and “old licence” have the same meanings as in section 59C above.
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