Effluent in UK Law
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National Rivers Authority v Yorkshire Water Services Ltd
...... the benefit of a consent granted by the National Rivers Authority pursuant to a direction of the Secretary of State to discharge sewage effluent into Hunsworth Beck subject to conditions as to the nature, volume and composition of the effluent discharged. Yorkshire Water Services was further ......
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The Manchester Ship Canal Company Ltd v United Utilities Water Ltd
...... claim, MSC threatened to issue new proceedings in trespass, claiming damages for the unlawful discharge of inadequately treated sewage effluent from about half the total number of outfalls into the Canal (“the category B outfalls”). It is common ground that any such discharge only happens ......
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British Waterways Board v Severn Trent Water Ltd
...... (1) above to have regard —- (a) to its existing and likely future obligations to allow for the discharge of trade effluent into its public sewers; and (b) to the need to provide for the disposal of trade effluent which is so discharged. ......
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Boots UK Ltd v Severn Trent Water Ltd
...... Trent's entitlement to charge Boots on the basis that it did over the period 1996 to the present in relation to the discharge of trade effluent from Boots' property in Beeston, Nottingham (the “Property”). The answer to this question turns on the correct interpretation of the definition ......
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MDW Holdings Ltd v James Robert Norvill
...... 1991, GDE, as the occupier of trade premises (namely, the Site) in the area of DCWW as sewerage undertaker, was permitted to discharge trade effluent from the Site into DCWW's public sewers only with DCWW's consent; if it discharged trade effluent from the Site into the public sewers without such ......
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Attorney General's Reference (No. 2 of 1994)
......The indictment contained three counts alleging that the defendant polluted the river Lee by effluent from a sewage works, contrary to section 107 of the Water Act 1989. . 3 The case came before Popplewell J at Luton Crown Court. He was ......
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Attorney General's Reference (No. 1 of 1994)
......The first respondents had the benefit of a "trade effluent disposal licence" (the Licence) granted to them by the second respondents to dispose of their toxic liquors into the second respondents' sewerage ......
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William Moase Giles John Eyre Lomas (Applicants) Secretary of State for the Environment, and Another (First Respondent) South West Water Ltd (Second Respondent)
......Bathing Waters Directive". The conclusion is then reflected in the Environment Agency Policy Statement for Consent for Sewage Effluent Discharges affecting Bathing Waters (p.187). Paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Statement recognise the mandatory nature of the water quality standards ......
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Bridge House (Reigate Hill) Ltd (Appellant) Robert Ernest Hinder (H. M. Inspector of Taxes) (Respondent)
...... . 12 The waste matter which comes from the company's restaurant is clearly "trade effluent": but were these sewage pipes "to be used for the treatment of trade effluents"? At first I was inclined to think they were. I thought that ......
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R v Ettrick Trout Company Ltd and William Baxter
...... pleaded guilty (changing their plea following the Recorder's ruling) to contravening the conditions of a consent to discharge trade effluent (that being the third count of the indictment). It was ordered that count 1, causing trade effluent to be discharged into controlled water, and count ......
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