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Housing and Regeneration Act 2008

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150 Disposals without consent

(1) A purported disposal by a registered provider is void if— (a) it requires the regulator's consent under section 148, and (b) the regulator has not given consent. (2) But subsection (1) does not apply to a disposal by a non-profit registered provider to one or more individuals (“the buyer”) if— (a) the disposal is of a single dwelling, and (b) the registered provider reasonably believes at the time of the disposal that the buyer intends to use the property as the buyer's principal residence.

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150 Disposals without consent

(1) A purported disposal by a registered provider is void if— (a) it requires the regulator's consent under section 148, and (b) the regulator has not given consent. (2) But subsection (1) does not apply to a disposal by a non-profit registered provider to one or more individuals (“the buyer”) if— (a) the disposal is of a single dwelling, and (b) the registered provider reasonably believes at the time of the disposal that the buyer intends to use the property as the buyer's principal residence.

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