Housing Act 1996
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143 Index of defined expressions: introductory tenancies.
The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining provisions used in this Chapter (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section)— adopt (in relation to periodic tenancy) | section 124(4) assured tenancy and assured shorthold tenancy | section 230 dwelling-house | section 139 housing action trust | section 230 introductory tenancy and introductory tenant | section 124 local housing authority | section 230 member of family | section 140 registered social landlord | section 2 secure tenancy and secure tenant | section 230
143 Index of defined expressions: introductory tenancies.
The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining provisions used in this Chapter (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression in the same section)— adopt (in relation to periodic tenancy) | section 124(4) assured tenancy and assured shorthold tenancy | section 230 dwelling-house | section 139 housing action trust | section 230 introductory tenancy and introductory tenant | section 124 local housing authority | section 230 member of family | section 140 registered social landlord | section 2 secure tenancy and secure tenant | section 230
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