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Housing Act 2004

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As published

54 Index of defined expressions: Part 1

The following table shows where expressions used in this Part are defined or otherwise explained. Expression | Provision of this Act Appropriate national authority | Section 261(1) Building containing one or more flats | Section 1(5) Category 1 hazard | Section 2(1) Category 2 hazard | Section 2(1) Common parts | Section 1(5) Compliance with improvement notice | Section 30(2) District of local housing authority | Section 261(6) Dwelling | Section 1(5), (6) External common parts | Section 1(5) Flat | Section 1(5) to (7) Hazard | Section 2(1) Hazard awareness notice | Section 28(2) or 29(2) Health | Section 2(5) HMO | Section 1(5), (6) (and see also section 1(8)) Improvement notice | Section 11(2) or 12(2) Lease, lessee etc. | Section 262(1) to (4) Local housing authority | Section 261(2) to (5) Occupier (and related expressions) | Section 262(6) Owner | Section 262(7) Person having control | Section 263(1) and (2) Person managing | Section 263(3) and (4) Prohibition order | Section 20(2) or 21(2) Qualifying residential premises | Section 2B(1) Remedial action | Section 11(8) Residential premises | Section 1(4) Residential property tribunal | Section 229 Specified premises, in relation to an improvement notice | Section 13(5) Specified premises, in relation to a prohibition order | Section 22(10) Tenancy, tenant | Section 262(1) to (5) Unoccupied HMO accommodation | Section 1(5) (and see also section 1(8)).

Your change, as a redline

54 Index of defined expressions: Part 1

The following table shows where expressions used in this Part are defined or otherwise explained. Expression | Provision of this Act Appropriate national authority | Section 261(1) Building containing one or more flats | Section 1(5) Category 1 hazard | Section 2(1) Category 2 hazard | Section 2(1) Common parts | Section 1(5) Compliance with improvement notice | Section 30(2) District of local housing authority | Section 261(6) Dwelling | Section 1(5), (6) External common parts | Section 1(5) Flat | Section 1(5) to (7) Hazard | Section 2(1) Hazard awareness notice | Section 28(2) or 29(2) Health | Section 2(5) HMO | Section 1(5), (6) (and see also section 1(8)) Improvement notice | Section 11(2) or 12(2) Lease, lessee etc. | Section 262(1) to (4) Local housing authority | Section 261(2) to (5) Occupier (and related expressions) | Section 262(6) Owner | Section 262(7) Person having control | Section 263(1) and (2) Person managing | Section 263(3) and (4) Prohibition order | Section 20(2) or 21(2) Qualifying residential premises | Section 2B(1) Remedial action | Section 11(8) Residential premises | Section 1(4) Residential property tribunal | Section 229 Specified premises, in relation to an improvement notice | Section 13(5) Specified premises, in relation to a prohibition order | Section 22(10) Tenancy, tenant | Section 262(1) to (5) Unoccupied HMO accommodation | Section 1(5) (and see also section 1(8)).

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