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4.—(1) The landlord shall prepare, in accordance with the following provisions of this paragraph, a statement in respect of the proposed contract under which the proposed works are to be carried out.E+W
(2) The statement shall set out—
(a)the name and address of the person with whom the landlord proposes to contract; and
(b)particulars of any connection between them (apart from the proposed contract).
(3) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (2)(b) it shall be assumed that there is a connection between a person and the landlord—
(a)where the landlord is a company, if the person, or is to be, a director or manager of the company or is a close relative of any such director or manager;
(b)where the landlord is a company, and the person is a partner in a partnership, if any partner in that partnership is, or is to be, a director or manager of the company or is a close relative of any such director or manager;
(c)where both the landlord and the person are companies, if any director or manager of one company is, or is to be, a director or manager of the other company;
(d)where the person is a company, if the landlord is a director or manager of the company or is a close relative of any such director or manager; or
(e)where the person is a company and the landlord is a partner in a partnership, if any partner in that partnership is a director or manager of the company or is a close relative of any such director or manager.
(4) Where, as regards each tenant’s unit of occupation, it is reasonably practicable for the landlord to estimate the amount of the relevant contribution to be incurred by the tenant attributable to the works to which the proposed contract relates, that estimated amount shall be specified in the statement.
(5) Where—
(a)it is not reasonably practicable for the landlord to make the estimate mentioned in sub-paragraph (4); and
(b)it is reasonably practicable for the landlord to estimate, as regards the building or other premises to which the proposed contract relates, the total amount of his expenditure under the proposed contract,
that estimated amount shall be specified in the statement.
(6) Where—
(a)it is not reasonably practicable for the landlord to make the estimate mentioned in sub-paragraph (4) or (5)(b); and
(b)it is reasonably practicable for the landlord to ascertain the current unit cost or hourly or daily rate applicable to the works to which the proposed contract relates,
that cost or rate shall be specified in the statement.
(7) Where it is not reasonably practicable for the landlord to make the estimate mentioned in sub-paragraph (6)(b), the reasons why he cannot comply and the date by which he expects to be able to provide an estimated amount, cost or rate shall be specified in the statement.
(8) Where the landlord has received observations to which (in accordance with paragraph 3) he is required to have regard, the statement shall summarise the observations and set out his response to them.
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