Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993
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52 Withdrawal by tenant from acquisition of new lease.
(1) At any time before a new lease is entered into in pursuance of the tenant’s notice, the tenant may withdraw that notice by the giving of a notice to that effect under this section (“a notice of withdrawal”). (2) A notice of withdrawal must be given— (a) to the landlord for the purposes of this Chapter; (b) to every other landlord (as defined by section 40(4)); and (c) to any third party to the tenant’s lease. (3) Where a notice of withdrawal is given by the tenant to any person in accordance with subsection (2), the tenant’s liability under section 60 for costs incurred by that person shall be a liability for costs incurred by him down to the time when the notice is given to him.
52 Withdrawal by tenant from acquisition of new lease.
(1) At any time before a new lease is entered into in pursuance of the tenant’s notice, the tenant may withdraw that notice by the giving of a notice to that effect under this section (“a notice of withdrawal”). (2) A notice of withdrawal must be given— (a) to the landlord for the purposes of this Chapter; (b) to every other landlord (as defined by section 40(4)); and (c) to any third party to the tenant’s lease. (3) Where a notice of withdrawal is given by the tenant to any person in accordance with subsection (2), the tenant’s liability under section 60 for costs incurred by that person shall be a liability for costs incurred by him down to the time when the notice is given to him.
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