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The owner of the lot benefited may—(a) transmit electricity through each lot burdened, but only within the site of this easement, and(b) do anything reasonably necessary for that purpose, including—• entering the lot burdened, and• taking anything on to the lot burdened, and• carrying out work, such as constructing, placing, repairing or maintaining poles, wires, conduits and equipment.

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1 The owner of the lot benefited may—(a) transmit electricity through each lot burdened, but only within the site of this easement, and(b) do anything reasonably necessary for that purpose, including—• entering the lot burdened, and• taking anything on to the lot burdened, and• carrying out work, such as constructing, placing, repairing or maintaining poles, wires, conduits and equipment.

The owner of the lot benefited may—

(a)

transmit electricity through each lot burdened, but only within the site of this easement, and

(b)

do anything reasonably necessary for that purpose, including—

• entering the lot burdened, and

• taking anything on to the lot burdened, and

• carrying out work, such as constructing, placing, repairing or maintaining poles, wires, conduits and equipment.

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Section 1 — The owner of the lot benefited may—(a) transmit electricity through each lot burdened, but only within the site of this easement, and(b) do anything reasonably necessary for that purpose, including—• entering the lot burdened, and• taking anything on to the lot burdened, and• carrying out work, such as constructing, placing, repairing or maintaining poles, wires, conduits and equipment. — Conveyancing Act 1919 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI