Part III Contributions for Improvement of Dwellings by Housing Authorities
Housing Act 1985 (1985 c 68) | Legislation

Part III Contributions for Improvement of Dwellings by Housing Authorities

(s 9 of the Housing (Financial Provisions) Act 1958;
s 13 of the House Purchase and Housing Act 1959)

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(1)     Subject to sub-paragraph (2), contributions by the Secretary of State to a local authority remain payable—

(a)     under section 9 of the Housing (Financial Provisions) Act 1958 (contributions over a period of 20 years towards the cost to local authorities of works of conversion or improvement) in pursuance of proposals approved before 25th August 1969, and

(b)     under section 13 of the House Purchase and Housing Act 1959 (contributions over a period of 20 years in respect of standard amenities provided by local authorities), in pursuance of applications approved before 25th August 1969.

(2)     No

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