183 Right to buy: claim suspended or terminated by demolition notice
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

183  Right to buy: claim suspended or terminated by demolition notice

(1)     In section 138 of the Housing Act 1985 (c 68) (duty of landlord to convey freehold or grant lease), after the subsection (2D) inserted by section 193 of this Act, insert—

“(2E)     Subsection (1) also has effect subject to—

(a)     section 138A(2) (operation of subsection (1) suspended while initial demolition notice is in force), and

(b)     section 138B(2) (subsection (1) disapplied where final demolition notice is served)."

(2)     After section 138 of that Act insert—

“138A Effect of initial demolition notice served before completion

(1)     This section applies where—

(a)     an initial demolition notice is served on a secure tenant under Schedule 5A, and

(b)     the notice is served on the tenant before the landlord has made to him such a grant as is required by section 138(1) in

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