[21 Rules relating to the housing list and to transfer of tenants]
Housing (Scotland) Act 1987 (1987 c 26) | Legislation

[21  Rules relating to the housing list and to transfer of tenants]

[(1)     It shall be the duty—

(a)     of every local authority to make and to publish in accordance with subsection (4), and again within 6 months of any alteration thereof, rules governing—

(i)     . . .

(ii)     the priority of allocation of houses;

(iii)     the transfer of tenants from houses owned by the landlord to houses owned by other bodies;

(iv)     exchanges of houses;

(b)     . . ..]

(2)     It shall be the duty of every registered [social landlord—

(a)     to make rules governing the matters mentioned in subsection (1)(a)(ii) to (iv);]

(b)

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