88 Cases where the tenant is a successor
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

88  Cases where the tenant is a successor

(1)     The tenant is himself a successor if—

(a)     the tenancy vested in him by virtue of section 89 (succession to a periodic tenancy), or

(b)     he was a joint tenant and has become the sole tenant, or

[(ba)     the tenancy arose by virtue of section 89(2A) (fixed term tenancy arising in certain cases following succession to periodic tenancy), or]

(c)     the tenancy arose by virtue of section 86 (periodic tenancy arising on ending of term certain) and the first tenancy there mentioned was granted to another person or jointly to him

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