[51C Variation and termination of section 51A agreements]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[51C  Variation and termination of section 51A agreements]

[(1)     On the application of a party to a section 51A agreement to vary (or terminate) the agreement, the Authority may—

(a)     if it appears to the Authority that it is necessary or expedient that the section 51A agreement should be varied (or terminated),

(b)     if the Authority is satisfied, in the case of an application to vary the agreement, that it is appropriate for work proposed to be done by a person other than the water undertaker to be so done, and

(c)     if the Authority is satisfied that variation (or termination) cannot be achieved by agreement within a reasonable time,

by order vary (or terminate)

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