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Housing Act 1985

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117 Index of defined expressions: Part IV

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section or paragraph):— assured tenancy | section 622 cemetery | section 622 charity | section 622 common parts (in relation to a dwelling-house let under a tenancy) | section 116 consent (in Schedule 3A) | paragraph 2(3) of that Schedule co-operative housing association | section 5(2) . . . | . . . contract-holder | section 116 development corporation | section 4(c) dwelling-house | section 112 family (member of) | section 113 flexible tenancy | section 107A housing association | section 5(1) housing authority | section 4(a) housing purposes | section 116 housing trust | section 6 improvement | section 97(2) introductory tenancy | section 115A landlord (in Part V of Schedule 2) | paragraph 5 of that Part landlord authority | section 114 local authority | section 4(e) local housing authority | section 1, 2(2) long tenancy | section 115 management agreement and manager | sections 27(2)and 27B(4) new town corporation | section 4(b) prohibited conduct standard contract | section 116 qualified to succeed (on the death of a secure tenant) | section 87 registered social landlord | section 5(4) and (5) the Relevant Authority | section 6A rental period | section 116 secure contract | section 116 secure tenancy | section 79 term (in relation to a secure tenancy) | section 116 urban development corporation | section 4(d) variation (of the terms of a secure tenancy) | section 102(2)

Your change, as a redline

117 Index of defined expressions: Part IV

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section or paragraph):— assured tenancy | section 622 cemetery | section 622 charity | section 622 common parts (in relation to a dwelling-house let under a tenancy) | section 116 consent (in Schedule 3A) | paragraph 2(3) of that Schedule co-operative housing association | section 5(2) . . . | . . . contract-holder | section 116 development corporation | section 4(c) dwelling-house | section 112 family (member of) | section 113 flexible tenancy | section 107A housing association | section 5(1) housing authority | section 4(a) housing purposes | section 116 housing trust | section 6 improvement | section 97(2) introductory tenancy | section 115A landlord (in Part V of Schedule 2) | paragraph 5 of that Part landlord authority | section 114 local authority | section 4(e) local housing authority | section 1, 2(2) long tenancy | section 115 management agreement and manager | sections 27(2)and 27B(4) new town corporation | section 4(b) prohibited conduct standard contract | section 116 qualified to succeed (on the death of a secure tenant) | section 87 registered social landlord | section 5(4) and (5) the Relevant Authority | section 6A rental period | section 116 secure contract | section 116 secure tenancy | section 79 term (in relation to a secure tenancy) | section 116 urban development corporation | section 4(d) variation (of the terms of a secure tenancy) | section 102(2)

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