133 Consent required for certain subsequent disposals
Housing Act 1988 (1988 c 50) | Legislation

133  Consent required for certain subsequent disposals

(1)     Where consent is required for a disposal (in this section referred to as “the original disposal”) by virtue of section 32 or section 43 of the Housing Act 1985 and that consent does not provide otherwise, the person who acquires the land or house on the disposal shall not dispose of it except with the consent of the [appropriate authority]; but nothing in this section shall apply in relation to an exempt disposal as defined in section 81(8) above.

[(1ZA)     In this section “the appropriate authority” means—

(a)     . . .

(b)     in relation to [a] disposal of land in England, the Secretary of State, and

(c)     in relation to a disposal of land in Wales, the Welsh Ministers.]

[(1A)     This section does not apply if the original disposal was made before the date on which this section comes into force.]

[(1B)     This section does not apply if the original disposal was made to a private registered provider of social housing [or to a body registered as a registered social landlord under Chapter 1 of Part 1 of the Housing Act 1996].]

(2)     Where an estate or interest of the person who acquired

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