# Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, Section 39: Index of defined expressions.

Extent: E+W

The following Table shows provisions defining or otherwise explaining expressions used in this Act (other than provisions) defining or explaining an expression in the same section):
address
section 38
arbitration agreement, arbitration proceedings and , arbitral tribunal and post-dispute arbitration agreement
section 38
co-operative housing association
section 38
dwelling
section 38
dwelling-house (in the provisions relating to repairing obligations)
section 16
fit for human habitation
section 10
flat (in the provisions relating to service charges)
section 30
housing association
section 38
landlord—
(generally)
section 36(3)
(in sections 1 and 2)
section 1(3)
(in the provisions relating to rent books)
section 4(3)
(in the provisions relating to service charges)
section 30
(in relation to a statutory tenancy)
section 37(b)
lease, lessee and lessor—
(generally)
section 36
(in the provisions relating to fitness for human habitation of dwellings in England)
section 9A(9)
(in the provisions relating to repairing obligations
section 16
local authority
section 38
local housing authority
section 38
new town corporation
section 38
protected tenancy
section 38
qualified accountant (for the purposes of section 21(6))
section 28
registered social landlord
section 38
recognised tenants’ association
section 29
relevant costs (in relation to a service charge)
section 18(2)
restricted contract
section 38
service charge
section 18(1)
statutory tenant
section 37(a)
tenancy and tenant—
(generally)
section 36
(in sections 1 and 2)
section 1(3)
(in the provisions relating to rent books)
section 4(3)
(in the provisions relating to service charges)
section 30
urban development corporation
section 38

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1985/70/section/39 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/landlord-and-tenant-act-1985/section-39
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