107 General effect of interim management orders
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

107  General effect of interim management orders

(1)     This section applies while an interim management order is in force in relation to a house.

(2)     The rights and powers conferred by subsection (3) are exercisable by the authority in performing their duties under section 106(1) to (3) in respect of the house.

(3)     The authority—

(a)     have the right to possession of the house (subject to the rights of existing occupiers preserved by section 124(3));

(b)     have the right to do (and authorise a manager or other person to do) in relation to the house anything which a person having an estate or interest in the house would (but for the order) be entitled to do;

(c)     may create one or more of the

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