19 Destitution: definition
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (2002 c 41) | Legislation

19  Destitution: definition

(1)     Where a person has dependants, he and his dependants are destitute for the purpose of this Part if they do not have and cannot obtain both—

(a)     adequate accommodation, and

(b)     food and other essential items.

(2)     Where a person does not have dependants, he is destitute for the purpose of this Part if he does not have and cannot obtain both—

(a)     adequate accommodation, and

(b)     food and other essential items.

(3)     In determining whether accommodation

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