Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993
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107 Abolition of right to a mortgage, right to defer completion and right to be granted a shared ownership lease.
The following rights ancillary to the right to buy are hereby abolished, namely— (a) the right to a mortgage conferred by sections 132 to 135 of the 1985 Act; (b) the right to defer completion conferred by section 142 of that Act; and (c) the right to be granted a shared ownership lease conferred by sections 143 to 151 of that Act.
107 Abolition of right to a mortgage, right to defer completion and right to be granted a shared ownership lease.
The following rights ancillary to the right to buy are hereby abolished, namely— (a) the right to a mortgage conferred by sections 132 to 135 of the 1985 Act; (b) the right to defer completion conferred by section 142 of that Act; and (c) the right to be granted a shared ownership lease conferred by sections 143 to 151 of that Act.
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