90 Devolution of term certain
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

90  Devolution of term certain

(1)     This section applies where a secure tenant dies and the tenancy is a tenancy for a term certain.

(2)     The tenancy remain a secure tenancy until—

(a)     it is vested or otherwise disposed of in the course of the administration of the tenant's estate, as mentioned in subsection (3), or

(b)     it is known that when it is so vested or disposed of it will not be a secure tenancy.

(3)     The tenancy ceases to be a secure tenancy on being vested or otherwise disposed of in the course of administration of the tenant's estate, unless—

[(a)     the vesting

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