Telecommunication – Compensation – Consideration – Electronic communications apparatus – Electronic Communications Code – Scotland – Telecommunications operators – Telecommunications sites – Trees

E.C. Code – Sharers’ rights – Scope of rights which may be granted – Contractual licences – Electronic communications apparatus – Exclusive possession – Leases – Mobile telephony

Electronic Communications Code – Code Rights – terms of agreement – consequences of failure to engage in the travelling draft procedure

Electronic Communications Code – Temporary Code Rights – Transitional Provisions – Tenancy At Will Or Periodic Tenancy After The Expiry Of A Fixed Term Lease – Scope Of Paragraph 20 Of The Code – Operator On Site Without Code Rights – Relationship Between Paragraphs 20 And 27 Of The Code

Electronic communications code – Code rights – terms of agreement – consequences of failure to engage in the travelling draft procedure

Electronic Communications Code – Code Rights – paragraph 21 of the Code – whether prejudice to the site provider outweighs the public benefit of imposing an
agreement – whether prejudice can be compensated in money – redevelopment by a third
party – interim Code agreement, jurisdiction – terms of agreement – upgrading, sharing,
access, compensation, equipment, electricity supplies, exclusion zones.

Electronic Communications Code  – Consideration – Compensation – Roof top site on residential building in inner London – Whether paragraph 17 conditions to be applied to upgrading and sharing rights – relationship between consideration and compensation – Use of market transactions as comparables

Electronic Communications Code – Code Rights  – Consideration – sharing and upgrading – equipment list – consideration for a rural site with nearby housing –
access – compensation

Electronic Communications Code – Costs – Code agreements imposed
following dispute over terms and consideration – neither party wholly successful –
whether either should be entitled to an order for costs

Electronic Communication Code – New agreements – Relevance of terms of old previous agreements

Contractual licences – Electronic communications apparatus – Electronic Communications Code – Exclusive possession – Leases – Mobile telephony

E.C. Code – Agreement – Termination – Need to terminate at common law – Break notices – Electronic communications apparatus – Electronic Communications Code – Leases – Telecommunications operators – Termination

Electronic Communication Code – whether the Upper Tribunal has jurisdiction under Part 4 of the Code to impose Code rights – operator already in occupation under tenancy granted before the Code came into force and after its contractual expiry date under S.24(1) Landlord and Tenant Act 1954