Part II Provisions as to Making of Payment by Instalments
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (1954 c 56) | Legislation

Part II Provisions as to Making of Payment by Instalments

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Subject to the provisions of this Part of this Schedule, where under Part I of this Act it is agreed or determined that a payment for accrued tenant's repairs is to be payable by instalments, the instalments shall become payable at the times so agreed or determined.

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Any such instalment becoming payable at a time falling before the end of the period of the statutory tenancy shall be payable by the tenant.

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(1)     Where the landlord is not the immediate landlord of the dwelling-house, the landlord and the immediate landlord may serve on the tenant a notice in the prescribed

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