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Electricity Act 1992

Miscellaneous provisions - Electricity industry regulation-making powers - Appeals

172KQ: Appeal to Court of Appeal in certain cases

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“This rule about appealing electricity decisions to a higher court is no longer used”

This part of the law about appealing decisions is no longer in use. It was removed on 1 November 2010. This means you can’t use this specific rule anymore if you want to appeal a decision to the Court of Appeal in electricity-related matters. The government made this change as part of updating the rules for the electricity industry.

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Part 14 Miscellaneous provisions
Electricity industry regulation-making powers: Appeals

172KQAppeal to Court of Appeal in certain cases (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 172KQ: repealed, on , by section 164(5) of the Electricity Industry Act 2010 (2010 No 116).