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Re: Wayleave
It's a right to cross somebody's land, usually granted by the owner of that land for something to serve his property. Contrast slightly with an easement which is allowing something to cross land belonging to a third party, where the third party isn't going to benefit from that something crossing.
If a supplier of a service is to lay a pipe, cable, or whatever across land, they need certain rights - dig up the land, access to maintain, removal, etc. The wayleave is the consent for that.
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