The Local Authorities (Rental Auctions) (England) and Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (Amendment) Regulations 2024
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6 Rental auction: first week
(1) Where a local authority intends to arrange for a rental auction to be carried out in respect of qualifying high-street premises under section 203(1) of the Act, the local authority must— (a) before the end of the first week, serve notice of its intention on the landlord, and (b) as soon as possible after serving that notice, undertake the following searches in relation to the premises— (i) local authority enquiries, as set out on conveyancing form CON29, but without including the optional enquiries in conveyancing form CON29O; (ii) an official search of the local land charges register; (iii) the standard commercial drainage and water enquiries on conveyancing form CON29DWCom; (iv) a flood risk search. (2) The notice served under paragraph (1)(a) must— (a) inform the landlord that the local authority intends to arrange a rental auction; (b) identify the premises; (c) set out an email address of the local authority that the landlord may use to contact the local authority in connection with the auction process; (d) require the landlord to provide an email address which the local authority may use to contact the landlord in connection with the auction process.
6 Rental auction: first week
(1) Where a local authority intends to arrange for a rental auction to be carried out in respect of qualifying high-street premises under section 203(1) of the Act, the local authority must— (a) before the end of the first week, serve notice of its intention on the landlord, and (b) as soon as possible after serving that notice, undertake the following searches in relation to the premises— (i) local authority enquiries, as set out on conveyancing form CON29, but without including the optional enquiries in conveyancing form CON29O; (ii) an official search of the local land charges register; (iii) the standard commercial drainage and water enquiries on conveyancing form CON29DWCom; (iv) a flood risk search. (2) The notice served under paragraph (1)(a) must— (a) inform the landlord that the local authority intends to arrange a rental auction; (b) identify the premises; (c) set out an email address of the local authority that the landlord may use to contact the local authority in connection with the auction process; (d) require the landlord to provide an email address which the local authority may use to contact the landlord in connection with the auction process.
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