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Housing Act 1985

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400 Index of defined expressions: Part XI.

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used in the same section or paragraph):— appropriate multiplier | Schedule 13, paragraph 13 assured tenancy | section 622 assured agricultural occupancy | section 622 control order | section 379(1) control provisions | section 347(1) dispossessed proprietor | section 399 district (of a local housing authority) | section 2(1) district valuer | section 622 expenditure incurred (in respect of a house subject to a control order) | section 385(3) and Schedule 13, paragraph 2(3) final determination (in relation to an appeal) | section 399 flat in multiple occupation | section 354 gross value | Schedule 13, paragraphs 8 to 12 house | section 399 house in multiple occupation | section 345 lessee (and “lease” and “let”) | sections 398 and 621 local housing authority | section 1, 2(2) management code | section 369 management scheme | section 386 occupancy direction (in connection with special control provisions) | section 348D overcrowding notice | section 358(1) owner | section 398(3) person having control | section 398(5) person having an estate or interest | section 398(4) person managing | sections 369(4), 372(5) and 398(6) registration scheme | section 346 relevant management failure (for purposes of sections 348B to 348E) | section 348F the Rent Acts | section 622 rents or other payments | Schedule 13, paragraph 2(2) special control provisions | section 348B standard scale (in reference to the maximum fine on summary conviction) | section 622 statutory tenant | section 622 surpluses on revenue account as settled by the scheme (in Schedule 13) | Schedule 13, paragraph 2(1) tenant | section 621

Your change, as a redline

400 Index of defined expressions: Part XI.

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used in the same section or paragraph):— appropriate multiplier | Schedule 13, paragraph 13 assured tenancy | section 622 assured agricultural occupancy | section 622 control order | section 379(1) control provisions | section 347(1) dispossessed proprietor | section 399 district (of a local housing authority) | section 2(1) district valuer | section 622 expenditure incurred (in respect of a house subject to a control order) | section 385(3) and Schedule 13, paragraph 2(3) final determination (in relation to an appeal) | section 399 flat in multiple occupation | section 354 gross value | Schedule 13, paragraphs 8 to 12 house | section 399 house in multiple occupation | section 345 lessee (and “lease” and “let”) | sections 398 and 621 local housing authority | section 1, 2(2) management code | section 369 management scheme | section 386 occupancy direction (in connection with special control provisions) | section 348D overcrowding notice | section 358(1) owner | section 398(3) person having control | section 398(5) person having an estate or interest | section 398(4) person managing | sections 369(4), 372(5) and 398(6) registration scheme | section 346 relevant management failure (for purposes of sections 348B to 348E) | section 348F the Rent Acts | section 622 rents or other payments | Schedule 13, paragraph 2(2) special control provisions | section 348B standard scale (in reference to the maximum fine on summary conviction) | section 622 statutory tenant | section 622 surpluses on revenue account as settled by the scheme (in Schedule 13) | Schedule 13, paragraph 2(1) tenant | section 621

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