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Changes over time for: Paragraph 31
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Point in time view as at 24/07/2024. This version of this provision is prospective.
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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024, Paragraph 31.
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Freehold enfranchisements: the “eligible persons” and “qualifying transactions”E+W
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31(1)A person is an “eligible person” if the whole or a part of a relevant interest of the person is acquired on a freehold enfranchisement.
(2)The eligible person’s “qualifying transaction” is the acquisition of the whole or the part of the person’s relevant interest.
(3)But if—
(a)an eligible person’s relevant interest is a freehold, and
(b)that person is granted a lease in accordance with section 36 of the LRHUDA 1993,
that person’s qualifying transaction is the acquisition of the freehold together with the grant of that lease.
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