000			01373cam a2200169 4500
001			ABS60860
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035			_a(Sirsi) u101371
245			_aMacleod v National Grid Company plc
260			_c1998
490			_aEstates Gazette Law Reports _v[1998] 2 EGLR 217-225(19)
520			_aLT 4 March 1998. The claimant (M) sought compensation for the granting of a 15 year wayleave to keep an electric line and two pylons installed over his land. A certificate of lawful use had been granted in September 1995 certifying the use of the land as, among other things, intensive keeping and breeding of poultry, pigs and rabbits, trials of husbandry and veterinary techniques, progeny testing and artificial insemination. M argued that research into the effects of electric lines suggested the possibility of health risks as a result of living or working near them, and this would make the use of the whole of the land for animal research imprudent. M sought compensation of £10 735,920 which was the difference between the value of the land without the electric line (£15 525,000) and the value with the line (£4 789,080). National Grid offered £3 431.41. "Held" The compensation payable was £3 431.41.
650			_aMACLEOD V NATIONAL GRID COMPANY PLC
650			_aWAYLEAVES
690			_aBoundary disputes _96221
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999			_c60515 _d60515