[6 Acceptance of landlord's offer: general provisions]
Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (1987 c 31) | Legislation

[6  Acceptance of landlord's offer: general provisions]

[(1)     Where a landlord has served an offer notice, he shall not during—

(a)     the period specified in the notice as the period during which the offer may be accepted, or

(b)     such longer period as may be agreed between him and the requisite majority of the qualifying tenants of the constituent flats,

dispose of the protected interest except to a person or persons nominated by the tenants under this section.

(2)     Where an acceptance notice is duly served on him, he shall not during the protected period (see subsection (4) below) dispose of the protected

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