482.2 Post-15 January 1989

LANDLORD AND TENANT (RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES) vol 23(1) commentary, model AST

482.2 Post-15 January 1989

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The Housing Act 1988 provides that, generally, no tenancy entered into on or after 15 January 1989 can be a protected tenancy for the purposes of the Rent Act 1977¹.

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(9) STATUTORY PROTECTION

483 Security of tenure under the Rent Act 1977

484 Discrimination or victimisation and eviction under the Rent Act 1977

485 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 generally

486 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 and suitable alternative accommodation

487 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 1: non-payment of rent or breach of obligation

488 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 2: nuisance or annoyance

489 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 3: acts of waste or neglect

490 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 4: damage to furniture

491 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 5: tenant’s notice to quit

492 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 6: unapproved assignment or subletting

493 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 8: dwelling house reasonably required for occupation by employee

494 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 9: dwelling house reasonably required for occupation by landlord or a member of the landlord’s family

495 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 10: overcharging subtenants

496 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 10A: disqualifying immigration status (England only)

497 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 generally

498 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977: requirement of prior notice

499 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 11: letting by an owner-occupier

500 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 12: dwelling house required as retirement home

501 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 13: out of season lettings of holiday property

502 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 14: vacation lettings of student accommodation

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(9) STATUTORY PROTECTION

483 Security of tenure under the Rent Act 1977

484 Discrimination or victimisation and eviction under the Rent Act 1977

485 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 generally

486 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 and suitable alternative accommodation

487 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 1: non-payment of rent or breach of obligation

488 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 2: nuisance or annoyance

489 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 3: acts of waste or neglect

490 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 4: damage to furniture

491 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 5: tenant’s notice to quit

492 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 6: unapproved assignment or subletting

493 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 8: dwelling house reasonably required for occupation by employee

494 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 9: dwelling house reasonably required for occupation by landlord or a member of the landlord’s family

495 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 10: overcharging subtenants

496 Discretionary grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 10A: disqualifying immigration status (England only)

497 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977 generally

498 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977: requirement of prior notice

499 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 11: letting by an owner-occupier

500 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 12: dwelling house required as retirement home

501 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 13: out of season lettings of holiday property

502 Mandatory grounds for possession under the Rent Act 1977—Case 14: vacation lettings of student accommodation

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