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32T Consequences of landlord paying compensation to tenant
(1) This section applies where, on or before the expiry of the period mentioned in section 32Q(5), the landlord pays to the tenant the amount of compensation in accordance with section 32Q(2)(b).
(2) The tenancy comes to an end—
(a) on the expiry of that period, or
(b) on such earlier date as the tenant and landlord may agree.
(3) Where a tenancy is terminated under subsection (2), section 21 does not apply in respect of the tenancy.
(4) Any claim or entitlement to compensation or any other payment, other than to the compensation mentioned in section 32J(1)(b), is preserved despite the payment of compensation in accordance with section 32Q(2)(b).
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32T Consequences of landlord paying compensation to tenant
(1) This section applies where, on or before the expiry of the period mentioned in section 32Q(5), the landlord pays to the tenant the amount of compensation in accordance with section 32Q(2)(b).
(2) The tenancy comes to an end—
(a) on the expiry of that period, or
(b) on such earlier date as the tenant and landlord may agree.
(3) Where a tenancy is terminated under subsection (2), section 21 does not apply in respect of the tenancy.
(4) Any claim or entitlement to compensation or any other payment, other than to the compensation mentioned in section 32J(1)(b), is preserved despite the payment of compensation in accordance with section 32Q(2)(b).
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