[8E Covenant, &c affecting landlord's power to dispose]
Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (1987 c 31) | Legislation

[8E  Covenant, &c affecting landlord's power to dispose]

[(1)     Where the landlord is obliged to proceed but is precluded by a covenant, condition or other obligation from disposing of the protected interest to the nominated person unless the consent of some other person is obtained—

(a)     he shall use his best endeavours to secure that the consent of that person to that disposal is given, and

(b)     if it appears to him that that person is obliged not to withhold his consent unreasonably but has nevertheless so withheld it, he shall institute proceedings for a declaration to that effect.

(2)

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