206 Particulars of site agreements to be given in advance
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Chapter 3
Mobile Homes

Site agreements

206  Particulars of site agreements to be given in advance

(1)     For section 1 of the Mobile Homes Act 1983 (c 34) (particulars of agreements between site owners and occupiers of mobile homes) substitute—

“1 Particulars of agreements

(1)     This Act applies to any agreement under which a person (“the occupier”) is entitled—

(a)     to station a mobile home on land forming part of a protected site; and

(b)     to occupy the mobile home as his only or main residence.

(2)     Before making an agreement to which this Act applies, the owner of the protected site (“the owner”) shall give to the proposed occupier under the agreement a written statement which—

(a)     specifies the names and addresses of the parties;

(b)     includes particulars of the land on which the proposed occupier is to be entitled to station the mobile home that are sufficient to identify that land;

(c)     sets out the express terms to be contained in the agreement;

(d)     sets out the terms to be implied by section 2(1) below; and

(e)     complies with such other requirements as may be prescribed by regulations made by the appropriate national authority.

(3)     The

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