128 Consents to land transactions by local authorities and protection of purchasers
Local Government Act 1972 (1972 c 70) | Legislation

Land transactions—general provisions

128  Consents to land transactions by local authorities and protection of purchasers

(1)     In any case where under the foregoing provisions of this Part of this Act the consent of any Minister is required to a dealing in land by a local authority, that consent may be given—

(a)     in relation to any particular transaction or transactions or in relation to a particular class of transactions; and

(b)     in relation to local authorities generally, or local authorities of a particular class, or any particular local authority

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