132 Empty dwelling management orders: introductory
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Chapter 2
Interim and Final Empty Dwelling Management Orders

Introductory

132  Empty dwelling management orders: introductory

(1)     This Chapter deals with the making by a local housing authority of—

(a)     an interim empty dwelling management order (an “interim EDMO”), or

(b)     a final empty dwelling management order (a “final EDMO”),

in respect of a dwelling.

(2)     An interim EDMO is an order made to enable a local housing authority, with the consent of the relevant proprietor, to take steps for the purpose of securing that a dwelling becomes and continues to be occupied.

(3)     A final EDMO is an order made, in succession to an interim EDMO or a previous final EDMO, for the purpose of securing that a dwelling is occupied.

(4)     In this Chapter—

(a)

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