Housing Act 1988
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80 Disposals made without consent.
(1) Any disposal of a house by a housing action trust which is made without the consent required by section 79(1) above is void unless— (a) the disposal is to an individual (or to two or more individuals); and (b) the disposal does not extend to any other house. (2) Subject to subsection (1) above,— (a) a disposal of any land made by a housing action trust shall not be invalid by reason only that it is made without the consent required by section 79(1) above; and (b) a person dealing with a housing action trust or with a person claiming under such a trust shall not be concerned to see or enquire whether any consent required by section 79(1) above has been obtained.
80 Disposals made without consent.
(1) Any disposal of a house by a housing action trust which is made without the consent required by section 79(1) above is void unless— (a) the disposal is to an individual (or to two or more individuals); and (b) the disposal does not extend to any other house. (2) Subject to subsection (1) above,— (a) a disposal of any land made by a housing action trust shall not be invalid by reason only that it is made without the consent required by section 79(1) above; and (b) a person dealing with a housing action trust or with a person claiming under such a trust shall not be concerned to see or enquire whether any consent required by section 79(1) above has been obtained.
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