Housing and Planning Act 1986
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24 Minor and consequential amendments; repeals.
(1) The enactments relating to housing are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 5 with respect to the following matters— (a) the effect of a covenant for repayment of discount given on the disposal of a dwelling-house; (b) the acquisition by an authority or body within section 80 of the Housing Act 1985 (the landlord condition for secure tenancies) of a dwelling-house subject to a statutory tenancy; (c) the contents of a landlord’s notice under section 125 of that Act (notice of terms of exercise of right to buy); (d) the steps to be taken where there is a change of landlord in the course of exercise of the right to buy; (e) the deferment of completion in pursuance of the right to buy; (f) the maximum penalty for voting in contravention of section 618(3) of the Housing Act 1985 (member of Common Council or committee voting on matter in which he is interested); (g) the withholding of consent to the assignment by way of exchange of a secure tenancy of a dwelling-house managed by a certain description of housing association; (h) grants for affording tax relief to housing associations; (i) the recovery of service charges in respect of the cost of grant-aided works; (j) miscellaneous corrections. (2) Part II of Schedule 5 contains amendments consequential on the provisions of this Part. (3) The enactments specified in Part I of Schedule 12 are repealed to the extent specified.
24 Minor and consequential amendments; repeals.
(1) The enactments relating to housing are amended in accordance with Part I of Schedule 5 with respect to the following matters— (a) the effect of a covenant for repayment of discount given on the disposal of a dwelling-house; (b) the acquisition by an authority or body within section 80 of the Housing Act 1985 (the landlord condition for secure tenancies) of a dwelling-house subject to a statutory tenancy; (c) the contents of a landlord’s notice under section 125 of that Act (notice of terms of exercise of right to buy); (d) the steps to be taken where there is a change of landlord in the course of exercise of the right to buy; (e) the deferment of completion in pursuance of the right to buy; (f) the maximum penalty for voting in contravention of section 618(3) of the Housing Act 1985 (member of Common Council or committee voting on matter in which he is interested); (g) the withholding of consent to the assignment by way of exchange of a secure tenancy of a dwelling-house managed by a certain description of housing association; (h) grants for affording tax relief to housing associations; (i) the recovery of service charges in respect of the cost of grant-aided works; (j) miscellaneous corrections. (2) Part II of Schedule 5 contains amendments consequential on the provisions of this Part. (3) The enactments specified in Part I of Schedule 12 are repealed to the extent specified.
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