548 Repurchase by authority other than local housing authority
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

548  Repurchase by authority other than local housing authority

(1)     Where the local housing authority give a notice of determination to a person stating that he is entitled to assistance by way of repurchase and they are of opinion that—

(a)     a relevant interest in the dwelling was disposed of by a public sector authority mentioned in column 1 of the following Table (or a predecessor mentioned there of such an authority),

(b)     there has been no disposal within paragraph (a) since the time of that disposal, and

(c)     any conditions mentioned in column 2 of the Table in relation to the authority are met,

they shall forthwith give that other authority a notice in writing, together with a

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