Part 3 Interim and Final EDMOs: General Provisions (other than Provisions Relating to Appeals)
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Part 3 Interim and Final EDMOs: General Provisions (other than Provisions Relating to Appeals)

Effect of EDMOs: persons occupying or having a right to occupy the dwelling

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(1)     This paragraph applies to existing and new occupiers of a dwelling in relation to which an interim EDMO or final EDMO is in force.

(2)     In this paragraph—

“existing occupier†means a person other than the relevant proprietor who, at the time when the order comes into force—

(a)     has the right to occupy the dwelling, but

(b)     is not a new occupier within sub-paragraph (4);

“new occupier†means a person who, at a time when the order is in force, is occupying the dwelling under a lease or licence granted under paragraph 2(3)(c) or 10(3)(c).

(3)     Paragraphs 2 and 10 do not affect the rights or liabilities of an existing occupier under a lease or licence (whether in writing or not) under which he has the right to occupy the dwelling at the commencement date.

(4)     Paragraph 10 does not affect the rights and liabilities of a new occupier who, in the case of a final EDMO, is occupying the dwelling at the time when the order

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