25 Increase of rent where tenancy not secure
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

25  Increase of rent where tenancy not secure

(1)     This section applies where a house is let by a local housing authority on a weekly or other periodic tenancy which is not a secure tenancy [or an introductory tenancy] [or a dwelling (in Wales) is let by such an authority on a weekly or other periodic tenancy which is not an occupation contract].

(2)     The rent payable under the tenancy may, without the tenancy being terminated, be increased with effect from the beginning of a rental

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