Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002
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Change 1
78 Notice inviting participation
(1) Before making a claim to acquire the right to manage any premises, a RTM company must give notice to each person who at the time when the notice is given— (a) is the qualifying tenant of a flat contained in the premises, but (b) neither is nor has agreed to become a member of the RTM company. (2) A notice given under this section (referred to in this Chapter as a “notice of invitation to participate”) must— (a) state that the RTM company intends to acquire the right to manage the premises, (b) state the names of the members of the RTM company, (c) invite the recipients of the notice to become members of the company, and (d) contain such other particulars (if any) as may be required to be contained in notices of invitation to participate by regulations made by the appropriate national authority. (3) A notice of invitation to participate must also comply with such requirements (if any) about the form of notices of invitation to participate as may be prescribed by regulations so made. (4) A notice of invitation to participate must either— (a) be accompanied by a copy of the articles of association of the RTM company, or (b) include a statement about inspection and copying of the articles of association of the RTM company. (5) A statement under subsection (4)(b) must— (a) specify a place (in England or Wales) at which the articles of association may be inspected, (b) specify as the times at which they may be inspected periods of at least two hours on each of at least three days (including a Saturday or Sunday or both) within the seven days beginning with the day following that on which the notice is given, (c) specify a place (in England or Wales) at which, at any time within those seven days, a copy of the articles of association may be ordered, and (d) specify a fee for the provision of an ordered copy, not exceeding the reasonable cost of providing it. (6) Where a notice given to a person includes a statement under subsection (4)(b), the notice is to be treated as not having been given to him if he is not allowed to undertake an inspection, or is not provided with a copy, in accordance with the statement. (7) A notice of invitation to participate is not invalidated by any inaccuracy in any of the particulars required by or by virtue of this section.
78 Notice inviting participation
(1) Before making a claim to acquire the right to manage any premises, a RTM company must give notice to each person who at the time when the notice is given— (a) is the qualifying tenant of a flat contained in the premises, but (b) neither is nor has agreed to become a member of the RTM company. (2) A notice given under this section (referred to in this Chapter as a “notice of invitation to participate”) must— (a) state that the RTM company intends to acquire the right to manage the premises, (b) state the names of the members of the RTM company, (c) invite the recipients of the notice to become members of the company, and (d) contain such other particulars (if any) as may be required to be contained in notices of invitation to participate by regulations made by the appropriate national authority. (3) A notice of invitation to participate must also comply with such requirements (if any) about the form of notices of invitation to participate as may be prescribed by regulations so made. (4) A notice of invitation to participate must either— (a) be accompanied by a copy of the articles of association of the RTM company, or (b) include a statement about inspection and copying of the articles of association of the RTM company. (5) A statement under subsection (4)(b) must— (a) specify a place (in England or Wales) at which the articles of association may be inspected, (b) specify as the times at which they may be inspected periods of at least two hours on each of at least three days (including a Saturday or Sunday or both) within the seven days beginning with the day following that on which the notice is given, (c) specify a place (in England or Wales) at which, at any time within those seven days, a copy of the articles of association may be ordered, and (d) specify a fee for the provision of an ordered copy, not exceeding the reasonable cost of providing it. (6) Where a notice given to a person includes a statement under subsection (4)(b), the notice is to be treated as not having been given to him if he is not allowed to undertake an inspection, or is not provided with a copy, in accordance with the statement. (7) A notice of invitation to participate is not invalidated by any inaccuracy in any of the particulars required by or by virtue of this section.
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