SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 21Reasonable adjustments: supplementary
Proceedings before county court or sheriff
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This paragraph applies if, in a case within Part 3, 4, 6 or 7 of this Act—
a
A has applied in writing to the landlord for consent to the alteration, and
b
the landlord has refused to give consent or has given consent subject to a condition.
2
A (or a disabled person with an interest in the alteration being made) may refer the matter to F1the county court or, in Scotland, the sheriff.
3
The county court or sheriff must determine whether the refusal or condition is unreasonable.
4
If the county court or sheriff finds that the refusal or condition is unreasonable, the county court or sheriff—
a
may make such declaration as it thinks appropriate;
b
may make an order authorising A to make the alteration specified in the order (and requiring A to comply with such conditions as are so specified).