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Housing and Regeneration Act 2008

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As published

168 Section 167: supplemental

(1) This section applies to property transferred to the regulator in accordance with section 167(2)(a). (2) The regulator may dispose of the property only to a non-profit registered provider. (3) Where the registered provider wound up or dissolved was a charity, the regulator may dispose of the property only to a registered provider— (a) which is a charity, and (b) whose objects the regulator thinks are similar to those of the original charity. (4) If the property includes land subject to a mortgage or charge, the regulator may dispose of the land— (a) subject to that mortgage or charge, or (b) subject to a new mortgage or charge in favour of the regulator.

Your change, as a redline

168 Section 167: supplemental

(1) This section applies to property transferred to the regulator in accordance with section 167(2)(a). (2) The regulator may dispose of the property only to a non-profit registered provider. (3) Where the registered provider wound up or dissolved was a charity, the regulator may dispose of the property only to a registered provider— (a) which is a charity, and (b) whose objects the regulator thinks are similar to those of the original charity. (4) If the property includes land subject to a mortgage or charge, the regulator may dispose of the land— (a) subject to that mortgage or charge, or (b) subject to a new mortgage or charge in favour of the regulator.

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