67 Application for registration of rent
Rent Act 1977 (1977 c 42) | Legislation

67  Application for registration of rent

(1)     An application for the registration of a rent for a dwelling-house may be made to the rent officer by the landlord or the tenant, or jointly by the landlord and the tenant, under a regulated tenancy of the dwelling-house.

[(2)     Any such application must be in the prescribed form and must—

(a)     specify the rent which it is sought to register;

(b)     where the rent includes any sum payable by the tenant to the landlord for services and the application is made by the landlord, specify that sum and be accompanied by details of the expenditure incurred by the landlord in providing those services; and

(c)     contain such other particulars as may be prescribed.]

(3)     Subject to subsection (4) below [and sections 67A and 70A of this Act], where a rent for a dwelling-house has been registered under this Part of this Act, no application by the tenant alone or

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