45 Landlord's counter-notice
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

45  Landlord's counter-notice

(1)     The landlord shall give a counter-notice under this section to the tenant by the date specified in the tenant's notice in pursuance of section 42(3)(f).

(2)     The counter-notice must comply with one of the following requirements—

(a)     state that the landlord admits that the tenant had on the relevant date the right to acquire a new lease of his flat;

(b)     state that, for such reasons as are

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