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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2020

Who Has The Right To Apply For Code Rights Under The New Telecommunications Code?

The Electronic Communications Code 2017 ("the New Code") has caused a flurry of litigation as landowners, telecoms providers and also the courts come to grapple with the questions...

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The Electronic Communications Code 2017 ("the New Code") has caused a flurry of litigation as landowners, telecoms providers and also the courts come to grapple with the questions of how the New Code operates in practice.

One such provider is Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited, which features in two very recent cases on the New Code.

The first case, Cornerstone v Compton Beauchamp Estates Limited [2019] considered the question of whom telecoms operators should approach in order to gain new rights over land which they are looking to use for the first time.

Background

Vodafone had a lease of a site owned by Compton for a period of 10 years. The site was on the edge of farm land, near the railway, and a 15 meter mast, and associated equipment, was placed upon it.

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