[6A Demotion because of anti-social behaviour]
Housing Act 1988 (1988 c 50) | Legislation

[6A  Demotion because of anti-social behaviour]

[(1)     This section applies to an assured tenancy if[—

(a)     the landlord is a non-profit registered provider of social housing,

(b)     the landlord is a profit-making registered provider of social housing and the dwelling-house let on the tenancy is social housing within the meaning of Part 2 of the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008, or] the landlord is a registered social landlord.

(2)     The landlord may apply to [the county court] for a demotion order.

(3)     A demotion order has the following effect—

(a)     the assured tenancy is terminated with effect from the date specified in the order;

(b)     if the tenant remains in occupation of the dwelling-house after that date a demoted tenancy is created with effect from that date;

(c)     it is a term of the demoted tenancy that any arrears of rent payable at the termination

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