ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Electronic Communications Code 2017 and the increasing suite of case law now developed under it shapes the relationship between landowners and telecommunications operators, creating both opportunities and challenges for those hosting telecoms infrastructure on their land.
In this episode, Lillee Reid-Hunt (Sharpe Pritchard) and Tristan Salter (Five Paper) provide landowners with an introduction to the procedure and problems in how the Code operates, as well providing the latest insights from the vast array of case law that the Code has generated.
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