19 Effect of initial notice as respects subsequent transactions by freeholder etc
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

19  Effect of initial notice as respects subsequent transactions by freeholder etc

(1)     Where the initial notice has been registered in accordance with section 97(1), then so long as it continues in force—

(a)     [any person who owns the freehold of the whole or any part of the specified premises or the freehold of any property specified in the notice under section 13(3)(a)(ii)] shall not—

(i)     make any disposal severing his interest in those premises or in [that property], or

(ii)     grant out of that interest any lease under which, if it had been granted before the relevant date, the interest of the tenant would to any extent have been liable on that date to acquisition by virtue of section 2(1)(a) or (b) [under or by virtue of Schedule A1]; and

(b)     no other relevant landlord shall grant out of his interest in the specified premises or in any property so specified any such lease as is mentioned in paragraph (a)(ii);

and

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