(1) No provision of any tenancy prohibiting, restricting or otherwise...
- Landlord must pay to discharge charge affecting another landlord's interest
UK Act of Parliament
1967
United Kingdom
Leasehold Reform Act 1967
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What's here
10 compliance obligations
What this Act requires
Sections that create concrete duties on businesses or carry penalties. Procedural and definitional sections are folded into the “Browse other sections” expander at the bottom of each group. Click any section title to read the source text on legislation.gov.uk.
Schedules
(1) Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph 1 above,...
- Apply to court if a co-landlord cannot be found during leasehold enfranchisement
(1) Notwithstanding anything in paragraph 4(2) above, any of the...
- Cooperate with the reversioner during leasehold enfranchisement
(1) The landlord shall not be concerned with the application...
- Accept tenant's written receipt as full discharge for compensation
(1) This paragraph shall have effect in relation to a...
- Include compulsory leasehold reform warnings in termination notices
(1) Where a tenant of a house gives the landlord...
- Respond to tenant's leasehold enfranchisement notice within two months
Browse 56 other Schedules — structural / supplementary
(1) Where a person (in this Schedule referred to as...
(1) Where a lease is executed to give effect to...
(1) Where a tenancy in the house and premises superior...
(1) For purposes of this Schedule the expectation of possession...
(1) This Schedule shall apply notwithstanding that the tenancy in...
Subject to paragraph 3 below, “the reversioner” shall be—
(1) If it appears to the court, on an application...
(1) The authority given by this Schedule to the reversioner...
(1) Where a conveyance is executed to give effect to...
(1) The price payable for a minor superior tenancy is...
Nothing in this Schedule shall be taken to entitle the...
(1) This Schedule has effect where a tenant of a...
(1) Where an order for possession is made, the tenancy...
(1) On the termination of a tenancy under an order...
Where an order has been made under paragraph 2 above,...
(1) The amount payable to a tenant, by virtue of...
(1) Part I of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1927...
(1) Where a landlord makes an application for possession, and...
(1) The purposes authorised for the application of capital money...
(1) A claim to acquire the freehold or an extended...
(1) Sub-paragraphs (1A) to (1E) below apply where a landlord’s...
(1) If— (a) the landlord commences proceedings under Part 2...
(1) Where a tenant makes a claim to acquire the...
(1) Where a tenant makes a claim to acquire the...
(1) For purposes of this Part of this Schedule—
(1) A tenant’s notice under Part I of this Act...
(1) Where a person (“the claimant”) gives notice as tenant...
(1) Where the interest of a landlord is subject to...
(1) A covenant entered into in accordance with section 29...
(1) Where it appears to a local authority that a...
(1) Where a local authority have served on any person...
Where a tenant of a house and premises acquires the...
(1) Where a tenant of a house and premises acquires...
A lease granted in pursuance of the right to be...
(1) A lease which— (a) was granted at a premium...
(1) A lease granted by a housing association and which...
(1) A lease which does not fall within paragraph 3...
(1) A lease for the elderly granted by a registered...
(1) A lease which does not fall within paragraph 3...
(1) The Secretary of State appropriate national authority may by...
In this Schedule “ lease ” means a lease at...
In this Schedule “ appropriate national authority ” means—
In Schedule 3 to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954,...
(1) Section 74(2) of the Rent Act 1977 (which confers...
The following provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954...
(1) The amount of the rent payable under a regulated...
(1) In relation to a rent registered or to be...
In relation to a tenancy to which section 1 of...
(1) Subject to paragraph 7(1) below, where at the operative...
(1) This paragraph shall have effect in relation to tenancies...
(1) Where a statutory tenancy has by virtue of Part...
Right or persons holding leasehold interest in place of worship or minister’s house to acquire freehold.
Procedure for acquisition of reversionary interests.
Effect of enfranchisement on convenants.
Definition.
Short title and extent.
Obligation to enfranchise.
- Transfer freehold to tenant who has right to enfranchise
Exoneration from, or redemption of, rentcharges
- Landlord must discharge excess rentcharges before enfranchisement conveyance
Obligation to grant extended lease.
- Grant an extended lease when a tenant requests it
Terms of tenancy to be granted on extension.
- Include prescribed terms in extended lease under section 14
Browse 47 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Tenants entitled to enfranchisement or extension.
Right to enfranchisement only in case of houses whose value or rent exceeds limit under s.1 or 4.
Additional right to enfranchisement only in case of houses whose rent exceeds applicable limit under section 4.
Right to enfranchisement only in case of certain tenancies terminable after death or marriage.
Meaning of “house” and “houses and premises”, and adjustment of boundary.
Meaning of “long tenancy”.
Meaning of “low rent”.
Alternative rent limits for purposes of section 1A(2).
General provisions as to claims to enfranchisement or extension.
Rights of trustees.
Rights of personal representatives
Rights of members of family succeeding to tenancy on death.
Purchase price and costs of enfranchisement, and tenant’s right to withdraw.
Compensation payable in cases where right to enfranchisement arises by virtue of section 1A or 1B.
Rights to be conveyed to tenant on enfranchisement.
Discharge of mortgages etc. on landlord’s estate.
Payment into court in respect of mortgages etc.
Exclusion of further rights after extension.
Redevelopment rights (exclusion or termination of extension).
Residential rights (exclusion of enfranchisement or extension).
Retention of management powers for general benefit of neighbourhood.
Jurisdiction and special powers of county court.
Jurisdiction of ... tribunals .
Validity of tenants’ notices, effect on Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and on notices to quit etc., and procedure generally.
Agreements excluding or modifying rights of tenant.
Application of price or compensation received by landlord, and charge of betterment levy on enfranchisement.
Mortgagee in possession of landlord’s interest.
Person to act where landlord is custodian trustee or under disability.
Enfranchisement where landlord cannot be found.
Compensation for postponement of termination in connection with ineffective claims.
Modification of section 27A where change in immediate reversion.
Retention or resumption of land required for public purposes.
Reservation of future right to develop.
Reservation of right of pre-emption in new town or overspill area.
Ecclesiastical property.
Saving for National Trust.
Property transferred for public benefit etc.
Crown land.
Exclusion of certain shared ownership leases.
Tenancies terminated since 8th December 1964, or subject to early termination.
Proceedings and orders under Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
Relief in respect of mortgages etc. on landlord’s estate.
Interpretation of Part I.
Modification of right to possession under Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
Application of Rent Acts to long tenancies and adaptation of Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
Amendments of Places of Worship (Enfranchisement) Act 1920.
Short title, repeals, extent and commencement.
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