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The Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997
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- 1997 No. 619
- SCHEDULE 6
- PART III
- The appropriate term
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The appropriate term
12.—(1) If at the time the grant is made the landlord’s interest in the dwelling-house is not less than a lease for a term of which more than 125 years and five days are unexpired, the appropriate term is a term of not less than 125 years.
(2) In any other case the appropriate term is a term expiring five days before the term of the landlord’s lease of the dwelling-house (or, as the case may require, five days before the first date on which the term of any lease under which the landlord holds any part of the dwelling-house) is to expire.
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