36 Nominee purchaser [RTE company] required to grant leases back to former freeholder in certain circumstances [Required grant and acceptance of leasebacks in certain circumstances]
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

36  Nominee purchaser [RTE company] required to grant leases back to former freeholder in certain circumstances [Required grant and acceptance of leasebacks in certain circumstances]

(1)     In connection with the acquisition by him [it] of [a freehold interest in] the specified premises, the nominee purchaser [RTE company] shall grant to the person from whom the [interest] is acquired such leases of flats or other units

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