125 Effect of management orders: agreements and legal proceedings
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

125  Effect of management orders: agreements and legal proceedings

(1)     An agreement or instrument within subsection (2) has effect, while an interim or final management order is in force, as if any rights or liabilities of the immediate landlord under the agreement or instrument were instead rights or liabilities of the local housing authority.

(2)     An agreement or instrument is within this subsection if—

(a)     it is effective on the commencement date,

(b)     one of the parties to it is a person who is the immediate landlord of the house or a part of the house (“the relevant premises”),

(c)     it relates to the house, whether in connection with—

(i)     any management activities with

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