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6(1)Where—
(a)the house to which an order relates is occupied by virtue of—
(i)two or more tenancies;
(ii)two or more occupancy arrangements; or
(iii)one or more tenancies and one or more occupancy arrangements; and
(b)during the management period, one of those tenancies or occupancy arrangements (the “old occupancy right”) ends,
the person who, immediately before the order was made, was the landlord of the house may, if the local authority agrees, grant a tenancy or make an occupancy arrangement in respect of the part of the house that was subject to the old occupancy right.
(2)Any rights and obligations of the landlord under a tenancy granted, or an occupancy arrangement made, by virtue of sub-paragraph (1) shall be deemed to have been transferred, by virtue of the order relating to the house, to the local authority specified in the order.
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