18 Notices served by prospective purchasers to ensure that rights of first refusal do not arise
Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (1987 c 31) | Legislation

Notices served by prospective purchasers

18  Notices served by prospective purchasers to ensure that rights of first refusal do not arise

(1)     Where—

(a)     any disposal of an estate or interest in any premises consisting of the whole or part of a building is proposed to be made by a landlord, and

(b)     it appears to the person who would be the transferee under that disposal (“the purchaser”) that any such disposal would, or might, be a relevant disposal affecting premises to which this Part applies,

the purchaser may serve notices under this subsection on the tenants of the flats contained in the premises referred to in paragraph (a) (“the flats affected”).

(2)     Any notice under subsection (1) shall—

(a)     inform the person on

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