Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993
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Change 1
As published
83 Supplementary provisions.
(1) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a landlord under section 80, and
(b) at a time when any obligations arising out of the notice remain to be discharged by him—
(i) he disposes of the whole or part of his interest as landlord of the qualifying tenants of the constituent dwellings, and
(ii) the person acquiring any such interest of the landlord is in a position to discharge any of those obligations to any extent,
that person shall be responsible for discharging those obligations to that extent, as if he had been given the notice under that section.
(2) If the landlord is, despite any such disposal, still in a position to discharge those obligations to the extent referred to in subsection (1), he shall remain responsible for so discharging them; but otherwise the person referred to in that subsection shall be responsible for so discharging them to the exclusion of the landlord.
(3) Where a person is so responsible for discharging any such obligations (whether with the landlord or otherwise)—
(a) references to the landlord in section 81 shall be read as including, or as, references to that person to such extent as is appropriate to reflect his responsibility for discharging those obligations; but
(b) in connection with the discharge of any such obligations by that person, that section shall apply as if any reference to the date of the giving of the notice under section 80 were a reference to the date of the disposal referred to in subsection (1).
(4) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a relevant person under section 79, and
(b) at a time when any obligations arising out of the notice remain to be discharged by him, he ceases to be a relevant person, but
(c) he is, despite ceasing to be a relevant person, still in a position to discharge those obligations to any extent,
he shall nevertheless remain responsible for discharging those obligations to that extent; and section 81 shall accordingly continue to apply to him as if he were still a relevant person.
(5) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a landlord under section 80, or
(b) a notice has been given to a relevant person under section 79,
then during the period of twelve months beginning with the date of that notice, no subsequent such notice may be given to the landlord or (as the case may be) that person on behalf of any persons who, in relation to the earlier notice, were qualifying tenants of the constituent dwellings.
Your change, as a redline
83 Supplementary provisions.
(1) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a landlord under section 80, and
(b) at a time when any obligations arising out of the notice remain to be discharged by him—
(i) he disposes of the whole or part of his interest as landlord of the qualifying tenants of the constituent dwellings, and
(ii) the person acquiring any such interest of the landlord is in a position to discharge any of those obligations to any extent,
that person shall be responsible for discharging those obligations to that extent, as if he had been given the notice under that section.
(2) If the landlord is, despite any such disposal, still in a position to discharge those obligations to the extent referred to in subsection (1), he shall remain responsible for so discharging them; but otherwise the person referred to in that subsection shall be responsible for so discharging them to the exclusion of the landlord.
(3) Where a person is so responsible for discharging any such obligations (whether with the landlord or otherwise)—
(a) references to the landlord in section 81 shall be read as including, or as, references to that person to such extent as is appropriate to reflect his responsibility for discharging those obligations; but
(b) in connection with the discharge of any such obligations by that person, that section shall apply as if any reference to the date of the giving of the notice under section 80 were a reference to the date of the disposal referred to in subsection (1).
(4) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a relevant person under section 79, and
(b) at a time when any obligations arising out of the notice remain to be discharged by him, he ceases to be a relevant person, but
(c) he is, despite ceasing to be a relevant person, still in a position to discharge those obligations to any extent,
he shall nevertheless remain responsible for discharging those obligations to that extent; and section 81 shall accordingly continue to apply to him as if he were still a relevant person.
(5) Where—
(a) a notice has been given to a landlord under section 80, or
(b) a notice has been given to a relevant person under section 79,
then during the period of twelve months beginning with the date of that notice, no subsequent such notice may be given to the landlord or (as the case may be) that person on behalf of any persons who, in relation to the earlier notice, were qualifying tenants of the constituent dwellings.
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