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Housing Act 1985

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As published

336 Power to require production of rent book.

(1) A duly authorised officer of the local housing authority may require an occupier of a dwelling to produce for inspection any rent book or similar document which is being used in relation to the dwelling and is in his custody or under his control. (2) On being so required, or within seven days thereafter, the occupier shall produce any such book or document to the officer or at the offices of the authority. (3) An occupier who fails to do so commits a summary offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale.

Your change, as a redline

336 Power to require production of rent book.

(1) A duly authorised officer of the local housing authority may require an occupier of a dwelling to produce for inspection any rent book or similar document which is being used in relation to the dwelling and is in his custody or under his control. (2) On being so required, or within seven days thereafter, the occupier shall produce any such book or document to the officer or at the offices of the authority. (3) An occupier who fails to do so commits a summary offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale.

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