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Sanitation-service conditions in water-supply licences: a comparative doctrinal analysis linking licence silence to regulatory enforcement standing for unserved peri-urban households
Water-supply licences in low- and middle-income jurisdictions routinely omit sanitation-service conditions, yet regulators and courts treat the resulting silence as though it were a neutral allocation of responsibility rather than an affirmative regulatory choice with distributive consequences. T
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