# Housing Renewal Grants (Prescribed Form and Particulars) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2003, Paragraph 21


For Notes 16 to 19 substitute—
“16. You can make an owner’s application if you own the freehold of the premises or hold a tenancy of the premises with at least 5 years still to run or if you are proposing to acquire either of these interests. If you hold a tenancy with less than 5 years to run, you are not eligible to make an owner’s application but you should consider making a tenant’s application instead.
17. A landlord’s application is an owner’s application for works to a house or flat which is or is intended to be let or to the common parts of a building in which a flat is or is intended to be let: section 31(1).
18. You can make a tenant’s application if you are the tenant of the premises and the tenancy has less than 5 years still to run. Section 19(5) gives an extended meaning to the word “tenant”—for further information see Note 37.
19. You can make an occupier’s application for works to a qualifying houseboat or a qualifying park home if you occupy it, whether as a sole occupier or as a joint occupier with others. See also Notes 5A and 5B.”.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2003/2707/schedule/paragraph/21 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/housing-renewal-grants-prescribed-form-and-particulars-amendment-england-regulations-2003/schedule/paragraph-21
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