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Part I E+W Security of Tenure for Residential Tenants

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C3Pt. I (ss. 1–22) modified by S.I. 1990/776, arts. 2(2), (5)(2)(f)

Provisions as to possession on termination of long tenancyE+W

12 Grounds for resumption of possession by landlord.E+W

(1)The grounds on which a landlord may apply to the court for possession of the property comprised in a tenancy to which section one of this Act applies are the following:—

(a)that for purposes of redevelopment after the termination of the tenancy the landlord proposes to demolish or reconstruct the whole or a substantial part of the relevant premises;

(b)the grounds specified in the Third Schedule to this Act (which correspond, subject to the necessary modifications, to the [F1[F2Cases 1 to 9 in Schedule 15] to the Rent Act which specify circumstances in which a court may make an order for possession under that Act]).

(2)In this section the expression “the relevant premises” means—

(a)as respects any time after the term date, the premises of which, [F3if the tenancy were not one at a low rent], the tenant would have been entitled to retain possession by virtue of the [F1Rent Act] after the coming to an end of the tenancy at the term date;

(b)as respects any time before the term date, the premises agreed between the landlord and the tenant or determined by the court to be likely to be the premises of which, [F3if the tenancy were not one at a low rent], the tenant would be entitled to retain possession as aforesaid.

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