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The Transfer of Tribunal Functions (Mobile Homes Act 2013 and Miscellaneous Amendments) Order 2014
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2.Amendments to the jurisdiction of residential property tribunal
Consequential Amendments of Primary Legislation
2.In section 3 (application for site licence), in subsection (5C)(a),...
4.In section 7 (appeals against conditions attached to site licence)—...
5.In section 8 (power of local authority to alter conditions...
6.In section 9A (breach of condition: relevant protected sites in...
7.In section 9E (power to take emergency action), in subsection...
10.In section 10 (transfer of site licence), in subsection (1E),...
13.In section 231A (additional powers of First-tier Tribunal and Upper...
14.In section 231B (transfer from court to First-tier Tribunal), in...
15.In section 231C (appeals from the First-tier Tribunal), before paragraph...
16.In section 231D (enforcement), after “in connection with” insert “the...
Consequential and Miscellaneous Amendments of Subordinate Legislation
1.The Assured Tenancies and Agricultural Occupancies (Forms) Regulations 1997
2.In regulation 3 (prescribed forms), in paragraph (b), for “rent...
3.(1) The Schedule (forms prescribed for the purposes of Part...
4.The First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Fees Order 2013
5.For entry 3 in the left hand column substitute “Applications...
6.After entry 3.1B, insert— 3.1C On an appeal under section...
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