Part 4 Appeals
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Part 4 Appeals

Appeals: decisions relating to EDMOs

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(1)     A relevant person may appeal to [the appropriate tribunal] against—

(a)     a decision of the local housing authority to make a final EDMO,

(b)     the terms of a final EDMO (including the terms of the management scheme contained in it), or

(c)     the terms of an interim EDMO on the grounds that they do not provide for one or both of the matters mentioned in paragraph 5(5)(a) and (b) (which relate to payments of surplus rent etc).

(2)     Where an appeal is made under sub-paragraph (1)(c)—

(a)     the appeal may be brought at any time while the order is in force (with the result that nothing in sub-paragraph (3) or paragraph 27 applies in relation to the appeal); and

(b)     the powers of the [appropriate tribunal] under paragraph 28 are limited to determining whether the order should be varied by the tribunal so as to include a term providing for the matter or matters in question, and (if so) what provision should be made by the term.

(3)     If no appeal is brought under this paragraph in respect of a final EDMO within the time allowed by

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