550 Compulsory purchase compensation to be made up to 95 per cent of defect-free value
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

550  Compulsory purchase compensation to be made up to 95 per cent of defect-free value

(1)     Where a person (“the owner”) has disposed of an interest in a defective dwelling, otherwise than in pursuance of Schedule 20 (repurchase), to an authority possessing compulsory purchase powers and—

(a)     immediately before the time of the disposal he was eligible for assistance under this Part in respect of the dwelling,

(b)     the amount paid as consideration for the disposal did not include any amount attributable to his right to apply for such assistance, and

(c)     on the disposal the authority acquired an interest in

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