63 Objects and general powers of housing action trusts
Housing Act 1988 (1988 c 50) | Legislation

63  Objects and general powers of housing action trusts

(1)     The primary objects of a housing action trust in relation to the designated area for which it is established shall be—

(a)     to secure the repair or improvement of housing accommodation for the time being held by the trust;

(b)     to secure the proper and effective management and use of that housing accommodation;

(c)     to encourage diversity in the interests by virtue of which housing accommodation in the area is occupied and, in the case of accommodation which is occupied under tenancies, diversity in the identity of the landlords; and

(d)

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