[53C Consideration of transfer certificate and report]
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

[53C  Consideration of transfer certificate and report]

[(1)     This section applies where a registered building control approver gives a transfer certificate and a transfer report to a local authority in accordance with section 53B(3).

(2)     The local authority must, by notice, accept or reject the certificate and report before the end of the relevant period.

(3)     The local authority may reject the certificate and report only if—

(a)     any of the prescribed grounds exist, or

(b)     the registered building control approver fails to comply with a requirement in subsection (4) to give information

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