136 Making of final EDMOs
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Final empty dwelling management orders

136  Making of final EDMOs

(1)     A local housing authority may make a final EDMO to replace an interim EDMO made under section 133 if—

(a)     they consider that, unless a final EDMO is made in respect of the dwelling, the dwelling is likely to become or remain unoccupied;

(b)     where the dwelling is unoccupied, they have taken all such steps as it was appropriate for them to take under the interim EDMO with a view to securing the occupation of the dwelling.

(2)     A local housing authority may make a new final EDMO so as to replace a final EDMO made under this section if—

(a)     they consider that unless

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