One landowner sought compensation some seven years after a line was placed on his land via IrishTimesBiz
The claimant is Vincent Callan, suing as the legal representative of the estate of Edward Callan.
Property arbitrator Paul Good was appointed, and a hearing commenced in July 2020 when ESB applied to have a case stated for an opinion of the High Court on the law. He also asked what is the applicable limitation period if the 1957 Act applies. If it does apply, the court is asked to determine what is the date from which time starts to run against the claimant with regard to lodging a claim and applying for the appointment of an arbitrator.
She said there are more than 180,000km of electricity lines crossing and serving the country and the right to compensation was determined by the Supreme Court 35 years ago.
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