113 Making of final management orders
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Final management orders: making and operation of orders

113  Making of final management orders

(1)     A local housing authority who have made an interim management order in respect of a house under [any provision of section 102 other than subsection (7A) of that section] (“the IMO”)—

(a)     have a duty to make a final management order in respect of the house in a case within subsection (2), and

(b)     have power to make such an order in a case within subsection (3).

(2)     The authority must make a final management order so as to replace the IMO as from its expiry date if—

(a)     on that date the house would be required to be licensed under Part 2 or 3 of this Act (see section 61(1) or 85(1)), and

(b)     the authority consider that they are unable to grant a licence under Part 2 or 3 in respect of the house that would replace the IMO as from that date.

(3)     The authority may make a final management order so as to replace the IMO as from its expiry date if—

(a)

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