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15. For the purposes of section 6 of the Act it is not reasonable for an employer to have to take a step in relation to premises occupied by him which would otherwise be required in order to comply with a section 6 duty and which is contrary to the terms of any lease under which he occupies those premises if—
(a)he has applied to the lessor in writing to take the step;
(b)he has indicated in writing that he proposes to take the step, subject to that consent, in order to comply with a section 6 duty;
(c)the lessor has withheld that consent; and
(d)the occupier has informed the disabled person that he has applied for the consent of the lessor and that the lessor has withheld it.
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