70 Determination of fair rent
Rent Act 1977 (1977 c 42) | Legislation

70  Determination of fair rent

(1)     In determining, for the purposes of this Part of this Act, what rent is or would be a fair rent under a regulated tenancy of a dwelling-house, regard shall be had to all the circumstances (other than personal circumstances) and in particular to—

(a)     the age, character, locality and state of repair of the dwelling-house, . . .

(b)     if any furniture is provided for use under the tenancy, the quantity, quality and condition of the furniture[, and

(c)     any premium, or sum in the nature of a premium, which has been or may be lawfully required or received on the grant, renewal, continuance or assignment of the tenancy.]

(2)     For the purposes of the determination it shall be assumed that the number of persons seeking to become

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