1(1)A tenancy or licence which is not within section 7 may be an occupation contract if—
(a)it confers the right to occupy the dwelling as a home on an individual (“the beneficiary”) other than the person with whom it is made, and
(b)the notice condition is met.
(2)A tenancy or licence which is not within section 7 because no rent or other consideration is payable under it (and to which sub-paragraph (1) does not apply) may be an occupation contract if the notice condition is met.
(3)The notice condition is met if, before or at the time when the tenancy or licence is made, the landlord gives a notice to the person with whom it is made stating that it is to be an occupation contract.