125 Landlord's notice of purchase price and other matters
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

125  Landlord's notice of purchase price and other matters

(1)     Where a secure tenant has claimed to exercise the right to buy and that right has been established (whether by the landlord's admission or otherwise), the landlord shall—

(a)     within eight weeks where the right is that mentioned in section 118(1)(a) (right to acquire freehold), and

(b)     within twelve weeks where the right is that mentioned in section 118(1)(b) (right to acquire leasehold interest),

serve on the tenant a notice complying with this section.

(2)     The notice shall describe the dwelling-house, shall state the price at which, in the opinion of the landlord,

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