Electronic communications
-
Telecoms: Upper Tribunal fixes rent payable under Code agreement of water tower
The Upper Tribunal has settled the financial terms of a new agreement conferring Code rights
-
Can operators bring old agreements into line with the new Code?
The Scottish appeal court has strengthened the hand of telecoms operators north of the border
-
How broad should indemnities in Code agreements be?
The latest case on the scope and effect of the Electronic Communications Code, EE Ltd v Hackney…
-
The tribunal addresses equipment caps, upgrading and sharing
Code operator’s lease had expired and it was seeking a new lease containing provisions enabling it…
-
The tribunal considers sharing and upgrading
What terms that can the tribunal impose in relation to sharing and upgrading telecoms kit?
-
How far must operators go to contact occupiers of land?
Rights under the Electronic Communications Code can be created by agreement between an operator and…
-
Can operators in occupation without Code rights ask for rights to be imposed?
Arqiva Services Ltd v AP Wireless II (UK) Ltd concerned a 1997 lease that was contracted out of the…
-
A landowner must pay a telecoms operator costs on an indemnity basis
The tribunal has appended an addendum to its judgment in EE Ltd v Trustees of the Meyrick 1968 Trust
-
Tribunal requires a high degree of co-operation from parties to Code disputes
Parties had to go back to tribunal because they could not agree terms of Code rights to be granted
-
Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Ltd v Compton Beauchamp Estates
Electronic Communications Code – Jurisdiction – New Code agreement
-
Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Ltd v Compton Beauchamp Estates
Electronic Communications Code – Jurisdiction – New Code agreement
-
Case files on the Electronic Communications Code
The Digital Economy Act 2017 reset the way site providers and Code operators deal with each other