43 Consent required for certain disposals not within s 32
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

43  Consent required for certain disposals not within s 32

(1)     The consent of the [appropriate national body] [Secretary of State] is required for the disposal by a local authority, otherwise than in pursuance of Part V (the right to buy) [< . . . >], of a house [or dwelling] belonging to the authority—

(a)     which is let on a secure tenancy [or an introductory tenancy], or

(b)     of which a lease has been granted in pursuance of Part V,

but which has not been acquired or appropriated by the authority for the purposes of this Part.

[(1A)     The consent of the Welsh Ministers is required for the disposal by a local authority of a dwelling belonging to the authority which is subject to a tenancy which is a secure contract or is an introductory standard contract.]

(2)     Consent may be given—

(a)     either generally to all local authorities or to any particular local authority or description of authority, and

(b)

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