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Housing Act 1988

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8ZA Disapplication of conditions where notice dispensed with

(1) This section applies where the court exercises the power conferred by section 8(1)(b) in proceedings relating to Ground 4A, 5G or 6 in Schedule 2. (2) The court may, if it considers it just and equitable to do so— (a) where the proceedings relate to Ground 4A, disapply paragraph (d) of the ground; (b) where the proceedings relate to Ground 5G, disapply paragraph (b) of the ground; (c) where the proceedings relate to Ground 6, disapply paragraph (aa)(ii)(B) of the ground. (3) References in this section to grounds in Schedule 2 are to those grounds read in accordance with paragraph 12(2) of that Schedule.

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8ZA Disapplication of conditions where notice dispensed with

(1) This section applies where the court exercises the power conferred by section 8(1)(b) in proceedings relating to Ground 4A, 5G or 6 in Schedule 2. (2) The court may, if it considers it just and equitable to do so— (a) where the proceedings relate to Ground 4A, disapply paragraph (d) of the ground; (b) where the proceedings relate to Ground 5G, disapply paragraph (b) of the ground; (c) where the proceedings relate to Ground 6, disapply paragraph (aa)(ii)(B) of the ground. (3) References in this section to grounds in Schedule 2 are to those grounds read in accordance with paragraph 12(2) of that Schedule.

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