SCHEDULE 12 Termination of Exchequer Payments to Local Authorities and Certain Periodical Payments to Other Persons
Housing (Scotland) Act 1987 (1987 c 26) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 12 Termination of Exchequer Payments to Local Authorities and Certain Periodical Payments to Other Persons

Section 199

1

(1)     No payment shall be made—

(a)     for the year 1979–80 or any subsequent year to a local authority under any of the enactments specified in Part I of the Table in paragraph 2;

(b)     for the year 1978–79 or any subsequent year to—

(i)     the Scottish Special Housing Association under any of the enactments specified in Parts II or III of that Table;

(ii)     a development corporation under any of the enactments specified in Part II of that Table.

(2)     The right of a local authority to receive any payment under any of the enactments specified in Part I of that Table or section 105 of the Housing (Scotland) Act 1950 shall be extinguished

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