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Point in time view as at 01/02/2022.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006, Cross Heading: Withdrawal of application.

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Withdrawal of applicationS
7(1)A tenant may withdraw an application under section 22(1) at any time (and the tenant is to be treated as having withdrawn it if the tenancy concerned is lawfully terminated).S
[(1A)A third party applicant may withdraw an application under section 22(1A) at any time.]
(2)Where an application is withdrawn before the [Chamber President has referred] the case to [the First-tier Tribunal] , the [Chamber President] may—
(a)abandon the application, or
(b)despite the withdrawal, continue to refer the case to [the First-tier Tribunal] .
(3)Where an application is withdrawn after it has been referred to [the First-tier Tribunal, the First-tier Tribunal] may—
(a)abandon [its] consideration of the application, or
(b)despite the withdrawal—
(i)continue to determine the application, and
(ii)if [it does] so by deciding that the landlord has failed to comply with the duty imposed by section 14(1), make and enforce a repairing standard enforcement order.
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