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Electricity Cable In Garden ?
joe2cool
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Hi in our garden we have the support wire of an electricity pole in our garden, should we be able to get paid for this ?
Thx
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joe2cool
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I believe the occupier at the time gets a one-off payment when the pole is installed - not an on-going rent.0
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Cheers..............joe2cool0
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I think that you will find that there will be a wayleave allowing the electricity company access to the pole for maintenance. These often pay you annually - but don't get too excited as it will not be much. Have you contacted the electricity company?0
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have you tried contacting your local electricity supplier......
if you dont ask you dont get....smile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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Is your property supplied from the pole? If the answer is yes, then you will not be able to claim any 'ground rent' from the pole owner.0
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