93 Agreements excluding or modifying rights of tenant under Chapter I and II
Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (1993 c 28) | Legislation

93  Agreements excluding or modifying rights of tenant under Chapter I and II

(1)     Except as provided by this section, any agreement relating to a lease (whether contained in the instrument creating the lease or not and whether made before the creation of the lease or not) shall be void in so far as it—

(a)     purports to exclude or modify—

(i)     any entitlement to participate in the making of a claim to exercise [be, or do any thing as, a member of a RTE company for the purpose of the exercise of] the right to collective enfranchisement under Chapter I,

(ii)     any right to acquire a new lease under Chapter II, or

(iii)     any right to compensation under section 61; or

(b)     provides for the termination or surrender of the lease in the event of the tenant becoming a participating tenant for the purposes of Chapter I or [, or doing any thing as, a member of a RTE company (within the meaning of Chapter 1) or of such a RTE company doing any thing or in the event of a tenant] giving a notice under section 42; or

(c)     provides for the imposition of any penalty or disability on

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