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Irrigation Clauses Act 1973
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28 Methods of supply
For the purposes of this Part water may be –
(a) supplied under pressure so as to be available by turning on a valve or tap; or
(b) made available by gravity so that it can be drawn from the channel by opening a gate or by pumping –
and in the former case it shall be deemed to be supplied where the consumer's pipe joins the undertakers' pipe and in the latter case at the gate or inlet when the gate is open or the pump is working.