S.140 (1) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, we (the Landlord) can serve on you (the Tenant), who are exercising the Right to Acquire, a written notice requiring the action set out above. Under S.140(4) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, a Prior Notice shall not be served at any time if at that time: any requirement for the determination or re-determination of the value of the dwelling house by the District Valuer has not been complied with; any requirement for the determination or re-determination of any other relevant matter have not been disposed of; or any relevant matter stated to be outstanding in a written notice served on us (the Landlord) by you (the Tenant) has not been agreed in writing or determined. Under S.141(1) and (2) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, if you do not comply with this Notice, we, the Landlord, may serve on you a further written notice, the Notice to Complete: a) requiring you (the Tenant) to complete the transaction within a period stated in that notice; and b) informing you (the Tenant) of the effect of S.16(6B) Housing Act 1980. The period stated in that further written notice shall be such a period (not less than 56 days) as may be reasonable in the circumstances. Under S.141 (4) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, if you (the Tenant) have not complied with the Notice to Complete by the end of the period set out in the notice or that period as extended by us (the Landlord) under S.141 (3) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997 the notice claiming to exercise the Right to Acquire shall be deemed to be withdrawn. NOTE: It is important that you pass this Notice to your solicitor. Part B: Signature by or on behalf of the landlord Signature Print name Position Date
S.140 (1) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, we (the Landlord) can serve on you (the Tenant), who are exercising the Right to Acquire, a written notice requiring the action set out above. Under S.140(4) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, a Prior Notice shall not be served at any time if at that time: any requirement for the determination or re-determination of the value of the dwelling house by the District Valuer has not been complied with; any requirement for the determination or re-determination of any other relevant matter have not been disposed of; or any relevant matter stated to be outstanding in a written notice served on us (the Landlord) by you (the Tenant) has not been agreed in writing or determined. Under S.141(1) and (2) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, if you do not comply with this Notice, we, the Landlord, may serve on you a further written notice, the Notice to Complete: a) requiring you (the Tenant) to complete the transaction within a period stated in that notice; and b) informing you (the Tenant) of the effect of S.16(6B) Housing Act 1980. The period stated in that further written notice shall be such a period (not less than 56 days) as may be reasonable in the circumstances. Under S.141 (4) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997, if you (the Tenant) have not complied with the Notice to Complete by the end of the period set out in the notice or that period as extended by us (the Landlord) under S.141 (3) Housing (Right to Acquire) Regulations 1997 the notice claiming to exercise the Right to Acquire shall be deemed to be withdrawn. NOTE: It is important that you pass this Notice to your solicitor. Part B: Signature by or on behalf of the landlord Signature Print name Position Date
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