Part I Cases where Court has a Discretion
Rent (Agriculture) Act 1976 (1976 c 80) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 4 Grounds for Possession of Dwelling-House Subject to Protected Occupancy or Statutory Tenancy

Section 6

Part I Cases where Court has a Discretion

Case I
Alternative accommodation not provided or arranged by housing authority

1

The court is satisfied that suitable alternative accommodation is available for the tenant, or will be available for him when the order for possession takes effect.

2

(1)     Accommodation shall be deemed suitable in this Case if it consists of—

(a)     premises which are to be let as a separate dwelling such that they will then be let on a protected tenancy within the meaning of [the Rent Act 1977], or

(b)     premises which are to be let as a separate dwelling on terms which will, in the opinion of the court, afford to the tenant security of tenure reasonably equivalent to the security afforded by [Part VII of the Rent Act 1977] in the case of a protected tenancy,

and, in the opinion of the court, the accommodation fulfils the conditions in paragraph 3 below.

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3

(1)     The accommodation must be reasonably suitable to the needs of the tenant and his family as regards proximity to place of work and either—

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