27 Preliminary notice by tenants
Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 (1987 c 31) | Legislation

27  Preliminary notice by tenants

(1)     Before an application for an acquisition order is made in respect of any premises to which this Part applies, a notice under this section must (subject to subsection (3)) be served on the landlord by qualifying tenants of the flats contained in the premises who, at the date when it is served, constitute the requisite majority of such tenants.

(2)     A notice under this section must—

(a)     specify the names of the qualifying tenants by whom it is served, the addresses of their flats and the name and the address in England and Wales of a person on whom the landlord may serve notices (including notices in proceedings)

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