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Leasehold Reform Act 1967

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7(1)Where a conveyance is executed to give effect to section 8 of this Act—

(a)section 10 shall have effect in relation to rights and restrictions arising by virtue of any tenancy superior to the tenancy in possession (or by virtue of an agreement collateral to such a tenancy), so far as they are directly or indirectly to the benefit of or enforceable against the claimant during the tenancy in possession, as if they arose by virtue of that tenancy ; and

(b)a separate price shall be payable in accordance with section 9 for each of the interests superior to the tenancy in possession, and (subject to paragraph 8 below) section 9 shall apply to the computation of that price with such modifications as are appropriate to relate it to a sale of the interest in question subject to any tenancies intermediate between that interest and the tenancy in possession, together with tenant's incumbrances relative to those tenancies; and

(c)so much of section 11 as relates to the application of the purchase price for redemption of rentcharges or other rents shall apply only to the price payable for the estate in fee simple ; and

(d)so much of sections 12 and 13 as relates to the application of the price payable in or towards redemption of charges shall apply separately to the price payable for each interest together with the relative charges.

(2)Where by reason of section 11(2) of this Act it is necessary to make (otherwise than out of the price payable for the house and premises) any payment for the redemption of a rentcharge or other rent, the reversioner, if he is not the landlord liable or primarily liable in respect of the rentcharge or rent, shall not be required to make that payment otherwise than out of money made available for the purpose by that landlord, and it shall be the duty of that landlord to provide for the redemption; and similarly where by reason of section 12(8) proviso of this Act it is necessary to discharge the house and premises from a charge affecting the interest of any landlord.

8(1)In the case of a tenancy having an expectation of possession of not more than one month, the consideration payable in accordance with section 9 of this Act shall, if the claimant by written notice given to the reversioner so requires, consist of a rentcharge to be charged on the house and premises by the conveyance to the claimant; but a notice under this sub-paragraph shall be of no effect if given after an application has been made for the price payable for the house and premises to be determined by the Lands Tribunal.

(2)A rentcharge payable in accordance with this paragraph in respect of a tenancy (" the superior tenancy ")—

(a)shall be a terminable rentcharge payable from the date of the conveyance to the claimant (or, if later, the date when the superior tenancy is limited to commence) until the term date of the tenancy on which the superior tenancy is in immediate reversion;

(b)shall be of an amount equal to that of the rent payable under the tenancy on which the superior tenancy is in immediate reversion, less that of the rent payable under the superior tenancy;

(c)unless otherwise agreed, shall be payable quarterly on the usual quarter days, commencing with the first quarter day not less than one month after the date of the conveyance (or, if later, the date when the superior tenancy is limited to commence).

(3)Where the superior tenancy or that on which it is in immediate reversion comprises property other than the house and premises, the reference in sub-paragraph (2)(b) above to the rent payable under it means so much of that rent as is apportioned to the house and premises.

(4)A rentcharge charged by a conveyance in accordance with this paragraph shall not be taken into account in the application to the conveyance of section 11 of this Act.

9Nothing in this Schedule shall be taken to entitle the claimant to give notice under section 9(3) of this Act of his inability or unwillingness to acquire particular interests superior to the tenancy in possession, but any such notice shall extend to all those interests.

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