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Part IIE+W Grounds on which the Court may Order Possession if Suitable Alternative Accommodation is Available
Ground 9E+W
The dwelling-house is overcrowded, within the meaning of Part X, in such circumstances as to render the occupier guilty of an offence.
Ground 10E+W
The landlord intends, within a reasonable time of obtaining possession of the dwelling-house—
(a)to demolish or reconstruct the building or part of the building comprising the dwelling-house, or
(b)to carry out work on that building or on land let together with, and thus treated as part of, the dwelling-house,
and cannot reasonably do so without obtaining possession of the dwelling-house.
[ Ground 10A E+W
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The dwelling-house is in an area which is the subject of a redevelopment scheme approved by the Secretary of State or the [[Regulator of Social Housing] or Scottish Homes] in accordance with Part V of this Schedule and the landlord intends within a reasonable time of obtaining possession to dispose of the dwelling-house in accordance with the scheme.
or
Part of the dwelling-house is in such an area and the landlord intends within a reasonable time of obtaining possession to dispose of that part in accordance with the scheme and for that purpose reasonably requires possession of the dwelling-house.]
Ground 11E+W
The landlord is a charity and the tenant’s continued occupation of the dwelling-house would conflict with the objects of the charity.
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