42 Notice by qualifying tenant of claim to exercise right
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

The tenant's notice

42  Notice by qualifying tenant of claim to exercise right

(1)     A claim by a qualifying tenant of a flat to exercise the right to acquire a new lease of the flat is made by the giving of notice of the claim under this section.

(2)     A notice given by a tenant under this section (“the tenant's notice”) must be given—

(a)     to the landlord, and

(b)     to any third party to the tenant's lease.

(3)     The tenant's notice must—

(a)     state the full name of the tenant and the address of the flat in respect of which he claims a new lease under this Chapter;

(b)     contain the following particulars, namely—

(i)     sufficient particulars of that flat to identify the property to which the claim extends,

(ii)     such particulars of the tenant's lease as are sufficient to identify it, including the date on which the

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