Part I Provisions as to Making of Payment in Lump Sum
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (1954 c 56) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Supplementary Provisions as to Payments for Accrued Tenant's Repairs

Section 8

Part I Provisions as to Making of Payment in Lump Sum

1

Subject to the provisions of this Part of this Schedule, a payment for accrued tenant's repairs which is to be payable otherwise than by instalments shall become payable when the relevant initial repairs have been completed unless the landlord and the tenant agree that it shall become payable wholly or in part at some other date.

2

Where it is determined by the court that a payment for accrued tenant's repairs is to be payable otherwise than by instalments, the court may determine that any specified part of the payment shall become payable when any specified part of the relevant initial repairs has been completed.

3

A payment for accrued tenant's repairs which is payable otherwise than by instalments, or any part of such a payment, shall be recoverable from the tenant.

4

(1)     Where it has been agreed or determined that a payment for accrued tenant's repairs should be paid otherwise than by instalments, and the period

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