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The Right to Purchase (Application Form) (Scotland) Order 1993

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. 1.Citation, commencement and revocation

  3. 2.The notice to be served under section 63(1) of the...

  4. Signature

    1. SCHEDULE

      APPLICATION TO PURCHASE YOUR HOME

      1. Before filling in any part of this form please read...

      2. You may find it helpful to read The Scottish Office...

      3. If you would like advice on any aspect of the...

      4. When you have completed this form, take it or send...

      5. 1.Notes

      6. 2.You cannot buy your home under rent to mortgage if...

      7. 3.If you claimed housing benefit in the last 12 months...

      8. 4.Your home will be valued by either a qualified valuer...

      9. 5.If you do not accept an offer to sell within...

      10. 3.Give the details below for each tenantof the property:

      11. 1.Notes

      12. 2.You can only apply to buy if the property is...

      13. 3.The agreement and signature (seePart 8) of any tenant who...

      14. 4.If you wish to share the right to purchase with...

      15. 1.Notes

      16. 2.Other family members may share the right to purchase if...

      17. 5.Notes (The notes in this instance are given for convenience...

      18. 1.To qualify to purchase your home you must be able...

      19. 2.You can count towards your entitlement to purchase and to...

      20. 3.Periods spent after reaching the age of 16 living in...

      21. 4.Discount under the right to buy depends on periods of...

      22. 5.In general, if you are the tenant of a flat...

      23. 6.In general, under rent to mortgage, if you are the...

      24. 7.In general, if you are a tenant of a flat...

      25. 8.Your discount may be restricted if your house has been...

      26. 1.Present and previous tenancies

      27. 2.If you are married and living with your husband or wife

      28. 3.If you are separated or have been divorced

      29. 4.If your husband or wife has died and you were living together when he or she died

      30. 5.Tenants who have succeeded to a public sector tenancy from a parent

      31. Purchaser’s name

      32. 6.Purchaser’s name

      33. Note

      34. 7.Note

      35. Description of improvement

      36. 1.Notes

      37. 2.If a member of your family, or your former husband...

      38. 3.You should give details of any such improvements if you...

      39. 8.To be completed by each tenant wishing to buy: I...

      40. 1.What happens next?

      41. 2.If the right to purchase is refused, the reasons must...

      42. 3.Once you know the price you have to pay, you...

      43. 4.If you are not buying under the rent to mortgage...

      44. 5.If your landlord does not issue an offer to sell...

      45. 6.In certain circumstances you may be able to count rent...

      46. Landlords for Time Entitlement and Discount

      47. Commission for the New Towns

      48. New Town Development Corporations

      49. Scottish Homes

      50. A registered housing association

      51. Housing Corporation

      52. A housing co-operative in Scotland, England or Wales

      53. Development Board for Rural Wales

      54. Northern Ireland Housing Executive

      55. A police authority

      56. A fire authority

      57. A water authority

      58. The prison service

      59. The armed forces

      60. Health Boards

      61. Forestry Commission

      62. State Hospital in Scotland or a Special Hospital in England...

      63. Commissioners for Northern Lighthouses

      64. Trinity House

      65. HM Coastguard

      66. United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority

      67. Ministry of Defence

      68. Agriculture and Food Research Council

      69. British Airports Authority

      70. British Coal Corporation

      71. British Gas Corporation

      72. British Railways Board

      73. British Steel Corporation

      74. British Waterways Board

      75. Central Electricity Generating Board

      76. Civil Aviation Authority

      77. Countryside Council for Wales

      78. Medical Research Council

      79. National Bus Company

      80. National Health Service Trusts

      81. National Rivers Authority

      82. Natural Environment Research Council

      83. Nature Conservancy Council for England

      84. North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board

      85. The Post Office

      86. Science and Engineering Research Council

      87. Scottish Natural Heritage

      88. Scottish Sports Council

      89. South of Scotland Electricity Board

      90. Sports Council

      91. Sports Council for Wales

      92. Scottish Transport Group

      93. Waverley Housing Trust Limited

      94. Any other Government Department or Minister of the Crown

  5. Explanatory Note

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