[93 Power to revoke licences]
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

[93  Power to revoke licences]

(1)     The local housing authority may revoke a licence—

(a)     if they do so with the agreement of the licence holder,

(b)     in any of the cases mentioned in subsection (2) (circumstances relating to licence holder or other person),

(c)     in any of the cases mentioned in subsection (3) (circumstances relating to house concerned), or

(d)     in any other circumstances prescribed by regulations made by the appropriate national authority.

(2)     The cases referred to in subsection (1)(b) are as follows—

(a)     where the authority consider that the licence holder or any other person has committed a serious breach of a condition of the licence or repeated breaches of such a condition;

(b)     where the authority no longer consider that the licence holder is a fit and proper person

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