Housing Associations Act 1985
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102 Index of defined expressions: Part III.
The following Table shows provisions defining or explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section or paragraph):— building society | section 101 . . . | . . . co-operative housing association | section 1 dwelling | section 106 financial year | section 101 heritable security | section 106 highway (in relation to Scotland) | section 101 hostel | section 106 housing association | section 1(1) local authority | section 106 local housing authority | section 104 new town corporation | section 106 recognised body | section 85(2) registered social landlord | section 2B relevant advance | section 85(4) self-build society | section 1(3) subsidiary | section 101 unregistered (in relation to a housing association) | section 2B urban development corporation | section 106
102 Index of defined expressions: Part III.
The following Table shows provisions defining or explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section or paragraph):— building society | section 101 . . . | . . . co-operative housing association | section 1 dwelling | section 106 financial year | section 101 heritable security | section 106 highway (in relation to Scotland) | section 101 hostel | section 106 housing association | section 1(1) local authority | section 106 local housing authority | section 104 new town corporation | section 106 recognised body | section 85(2) registered social landlord | section 2B relevant advance | section 85(4) self-build society | section 1(3) subsidiary | section 101 unregistered (in relation to a housing association) | section 2B urban development corporation | section 106
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