62 Disconnection of drain
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

62  Disconnection of drain

(1)     Where a person—

(a)     reconstructs in the same or a new position a drain that communicates with a sewer or another drain,

(b)     executes any works to such a drain so as permanently to discontinue its use, or

(c)     executes any works on premises served by such a drain so as permanently to discontinue its use,

he shall cause any drains or parts of drains thereby becoming disused or unnecessary to be disconnected and sealed at such points

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