Housing Act 1980
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79 Meaning of “ premium” in Part IX of Rent Act 1977.
In section 128 of the 1977 Act (interpretation of Part IX, which prohibits premiums etc.) for the definition of “ premium”, in subsection (1), there is substituted the following definition— “premium” includes— (a) any fine or other like sum ; (b) any other pecuniary consideration in addition to rent ; and (c) any sum paid by way of a deposit, other than one which does not exceed one-sixth of the annual rent and is reasonable in relation to the potential liability in respect of which it is paid.
79 Meaning of “ premium” in Part IX of Rent Act 1977.
In section 128 of the 1977 Act (interpretation of Part IX, which prohibits premiums etc.) for the definition of “ premium”, in subsection (1), there is substituted the following definition— “premium” includes— (a) any fine or other like sum ; (b) any other pecuniary consideration in addition to rent ; and (c) any sum paid by way of a deposit, other than one which does not exceed one-sixth of the annual rent and is reasonable in relation to the potential liability in respect of which it is paid.
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