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(1)Special control provisions shall provide that the local housing authority shall give a written statement of their reasons to the applicant where they refuse to grant his application for first registration, or for a renewal or variation of a registration, or impose conditions of registration on such an application.
(2)Special control provisions shall provide that the authority shall give written notice to the person having control of the house and the person managing it of any decision by the authority—
(a)to vary the conditions of registration (otherwise than on an application to which subsection (1) applies), or
(b)to revoke the registration of the house,
and at the same time give them a written statement of the authority’s reasons.
(3)Where in accordance with special control provisions the local housing authority—
(a)notify an applicant that they refuse to grant his application for first registration or for the renewal or variation of a registration,
(b)notify such an applicant of the imposition of conditions of registration, or
(c)give notice to the person having control or the person managing the house of any such decision as is mentioned in subsection (2),
that person may, within 21 days of being so notified, or such longer period as the authority may in writing allow, appeal to the county court.
(4)If on appeal it appears to the court—
(a)that there has been any informality, defect or error in, or in connection with, the authority’s decision, or
(b)that the authority acted unreasonably,
the court may reverse or vary the decision of the authority.
(5)In so far as an appeal is based on the ground mentioned in subsection (4)(a), the court shall dismiss the appeal if it is satisfied that the informality, defect or error was not a material one.
(6)Where the decision of the authority was a refusal—
(a)to grant an application for first registration of a house, or
(b)for the renewal or variation of the registration,
the court may direct the authority to grant the application as made or as varied in such manner as the court may direct.
(7)Where the decision of the authority was to impose conditions of registration, the court may direct the authority to grant the application without imposing the conditions or to impose the conditions as varied in such manner as the court may direct.]
Textual Amendments
F1Ss. 348B-348F inserted (3.3.1997) by 1996 c. 52, s. 67(1) (with s. 70); S.I. 1997/350, art. 2
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