Broadly speaking, a wayleave is a right of way granted by a landowner, usually in exchange for a payment, which allows access to land for a particular purpose. Generally such wayleaves are taxed as property income (see B6.207) however where land to which a wayleave relates is used wholly or partly for carrying on a trade,
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