13 Payment into court [into the tribunal] in respect of mortgages etc
Leasehold Reform Act 1967 (1967 c 88) | Legislation

13  Payment into court [into the tribunal] in respect of mortgages etc

(1)     Where under section 12(1) above a house and premises are, on a conveyance to the tenant, to be discharged of any charge falling within that subsection, and in accordance with section 12(2) a person is or may be entitled in respect of the charge to receive the whole or part of the price payable for the house and premises, then if—

(a)     for any reason difficulty arises in ascertaining how much is payable in respect of the charge; or

(b)     for any reason mentioned in subsection (2) below difficulty arises in making a payment in respect of the charge;

the tenant may pay into court [into the tribunal] on account of the price for the house and premises

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