Housing Act 1996
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174 Index of defined expressions: Part VI.
The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used in the same section)— allocation (of housing) | section 159(2) allocation scheme | 166A and section 167 assured tenancy | section 230 contract-holder | section 230 district (of local housing authority) | section 166(5) ... | ... introductory standard contract | section 230 introductory tenancy and introductory tenant | sections 230 and 124 local housing authority | section 230 ... | ... prohibited conduct standard contract | section 230 registered social landlord | sections 230 and 2 secure contract | section 230 secure tenancy and secure tenant | section 230
174 Index of defined expressions: Part VI.
The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Part (other than provisions defining or explaining an expression used in the same section)— allocation (of housing) | section 159(2) allocation scheme | 166A and section 167 assured tenancy | section 230 contract-holder | section 230 district (of local housing authority) | section 166(5) ... | ... introductory standard contract | section 230 introductory tenancy and introductory tenant | sections 230 and 124 local housing authority | section 230 ... | ... prohibited conduct standard contract | section 230 registered social landlord | sections 230 and 2 secure contract | section 230 secure tenancy and secure tenant | section 230
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