[17F Acquisition of rights to use controlled petroleum pipelines]
Petroleum Act 1998 (1998 c 17) | Legislation

[17F  Acquisition of rights to use controlled petroleum pipelines]

[(1)     This section applies to controlled petroleum pipelines [in, under or over the territorial sea adjacent to Northern Ireland].

(2)     Any person who seeks a right to have things conveyed by a controlled petroleum pipeline of which he is not the owner (“the applicant”) shall, before making an application to the [OGA] under subsection (5), apply to the owner of the pipeline for the right.

(3)     An application under subsection (2) shall be made by giving notice to the owner specifying what is being sought.

(4)     Such a notice shall, in particular, specify—

(a)     the kind of things to be conveyed (which must be of a kind the pipeline is designed to convey); and

(b)     the quantities to be conveyed.

(5)     If the owner and the applicant do not reach agreement on the application, the applicant may apply to the

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