SCHEDULE 2 Meaning of “Relevant Licence” and “Relevant Tenancy”
Rent (Agriculture) Act 1976 (1976 c 80) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Meaning of “Relevant Licence” and “Relevant Tenancy”

Section 1

Relevant licence

1

In this Act “relevant licence” means any licence under which a person has the exclusive occupation of a dwelling-house as a separate dwelling and which—

(a)     if it were a tenancy, and

[(b)     if the provisions of Part I of the Rent Act 1977 relating to exceptions to the definition of “protected tenancy” were modified as mentioned in paragraph 3 below,]

would be a protected tenancy for the purposes of that Act.

Relevant tenancy

2

In this Act “relevant tenancy” means any tenancy under which a dwelling-house is let as a separate dwelling and which—

(a)

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