MSAD
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NO.
But you get to have electricity. |
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src50
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No. The utility company has an easement by your own statement. |
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Nonnie
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No, that's why it's in your deeds but they can't just walk in without giving notice. Same with gas, electric, water and sewage works as long as they put back everything the way it was afterwards. |
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Cornish Granny
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Yes you are. Its called a wayleave, the rent is very small just pence in a year. the Electricity company are supposed to contact you if they need to check or do repairs, if you refuse they can come anyway. A while ago I did a temporary job with South Western Electricity and I had to check wayleaves in every parish in Cornwall. There is no compensation for them coming onto your land. |
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maxmom56
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Nope. You bought the house with an easement. Compensation was tendered at the time the easement was granted. You bought the property subject to the easement. |
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Auntie S
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Nope!! |
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rusty
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look..sparky..getting nout...but you will have plenty of satatic connections... |
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Bardic
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Somewhere along the line the owner at the time has granted a "wayleave" which gives them permission to keep the pole there and get access to it as necessary; there should be an annual fee in pence, which effectively is their "rent", It's usually about 6p . . .
If you can, a little concentrated reading of your deeds should turn up the actual terms. |
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WelshLad
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TBH I can't see why they should gave compensation to you, if you knew it was there BEFORE you bought the house. |
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Mark H
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No. |
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Poo Poo
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no. You knew what you were letting yourself in for and I imagine it meant the price was lower than it would otherwise have been. |
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boilerette72
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In your paperwork somewhere you should have information about an easement given to the electrical company. If there is an easement they can go look at it whenever they want and don't have to give notice. easement is a right to use. The easement should spell out any compensation terms (if any). |
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The Geezer
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I know of someone who has a pylon in thier garden and get a yearly rent of sixpence |
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Dawn E
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dont think you are, because you new that it was there when you moved in,you should have looked into this before you purchased, or simply bought another house elsewhere |
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slayer .
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yes, you are entitled to compensation, its not that much, but they do have to pay for any inconvenience caused. |
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Ibrahim K
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I dunno, but if i was you, I would hotwire my house to that baby. FREE POWER!!! |
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Please punctuate properly folks.
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Move, before you get Leukemia! Seriously! You shouldn't live within100metres of high-voltage equipment. |
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