34 Consents under ss 32 and 33
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

34  Consents under ss 32 and 33

(1)     This section applies in relation to the giving of the [appropriate national body's] consent under section 32 or 33.

(2)     Consent may be given—

(a)     either generally to all local authorities or to a particular authority or description of authority;

(b)     either in relation to particular land or in relation to land of a particular description.

(3)     Consent may be given subject to conditions.

(4)     Consent may, in particular, be given subject to conditions as to the price, premium or rent to be obtained on the disposal, including conditions as to the amount by which on the disposal of a house by way of sale or by the grant or assignment of a lease at a premium, the price or premium is to be, or may be, discounted by the local authority.

[(4A)     The matters to which the [appropriate national body] may have regard in determining whether to give consent and, if so, to what conditions consent should be subject shall include—

(a)     the extent (if any) to which the person to whom the proposed disposal is to be made (in this subsection referred to as “the intending purchaser”) is, or is

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