Landlord and Tenant Act 1985
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6 Information to be supplied by companies.
(1) Where the landlord of premises to which section 4(1) applies (premises occupied as a residence at a weekly rent) is a company, and the tenant serves on the landlord a request in writing to that effect, the landlord shall give the tenant in writing particulars of the name and address of every director and of the secretary of the company. (2) A request under this section is duly served on the landlord if it is served— (a) on an agent of the landlord named as such in the rent book or other similar document, or (b) on the person who receives the rent of the premises; and a person on whom a request is so served shall forward it to the landlord as soon as may be.
6 Information to be supplied by companies.
(1) Where the landlord of premises to which section 4(1) applies (premises occupied as a residence at a weekly rent) is a company, and the tenant serves on the landlord a request in writing to that effect, the landlord shall give the tenant in writing particulars of the name and address of every director and of the secretary of the company. (2) A request under this section is duly served on the landlord if it is served— (a) on an agent of the landlord named as such in the rent book or other similar document, or (b) on the person who receives the rent of the premises; and a person on whom a request is so served shall forward it to the landlord as soon as may be.
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