Electricity easements are exclusive to high voltage equipment, which by its nature, creates injurious affection. This means because of its presence in garden land, it causes a negative effect on the property value.
Electricity companies will compensate for the impact of their equipment when setting up an easement and obtaining rights. Entering an easement usually involves a more substantial lump sum payment to the landowner than that of a wayleave (termed or annual agreement).
Due to the valuation and legal aspects of the easement process, these claims can take anywhere between three to five years generally.
No. Granting an easement for the existing equipment does not give the DNO rights to install more equipment in the future.
This depends on individual circumstances, please call us to discuss your individual case.
THOMSON BROADBENT LIMITED
2 Brisbane House
Corbygate Business Park
Priors Haw Road
Corby
NN17 5JG
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