PART IIPROTECTED, STATUTORY, RESTRICTED AND REGULATED TENANCIES
Restricted and regulated tenancies7
1
A protected tenancy or a statutory tenancy of a dwelling-house is for the purposes of this Order a “restricted tenancy” if a restricted rent certificate served, or deemed to have been served, by a district council under Article 8 has effect in respect of the dwelling-house.
2
Where, immediately before the commencement of this Order—
a
a tenancy to which the Rent Restriction Acts applied subsisted in a dwelling-house to which those Acts applied; and
b
the net annual value of the dwelling-house is less than £60,
a restricted rent certificate shall, subject to Article 9(3), be deemed to have been served under Article 8 on that commencement on the landlord of that dwelling-house in respect of the dwelling-house.
3
For the purposes of this Order, a “regulated tenancy” is a protected or statutory tenancy which is not (either because it never was or because it has ceased to be) a restricted tenancy.
F14
A protected or statutory tenancy to which Article 3(2) applies shall be deemed to be a regulated tenancy for the purposes of this Order.