49 Applications where landlord fails to give counter-notice or further counter-notice
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

49  Applications where landlord fails to give counter-notice or further counter-notice

(1)     Where the tenant's notice has been given in accordance with section 42 but—

(a)     the landlord has failed to give the tenant a counter-notice in accordance with section 45(1), or

(b)     if required to give a further counter-notice to the tenant by or by virtue of section 46(4) or section 47(4) or (5), the landlord has failed to comply with that requirement,

the court [the appropriate tribunal] may, on the application of the tenant, make an order determining, in accordance with the proposals contained in the tenant's notice, the terms of acquisition.

(2)ÌýÌýÌýÌý The court [The appropriate tribunal] shall not make such an order on an application

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