190 Improvements to let dwelling houses
Equality Act 2010 (2010 c 15) | Legislation

190  Improvements to let dwelling houses

(1)     This section applies in relation to a lease of a dwelling house if each of the following applies—

(a)     the tenancy is not a protected tenancy, a statutory tenancy or a secure tenancy;

[(aa)     the tenancy is not a secure contract in relation to which the landlord is a local authority;]

(b)     the tenant or another person occupying or intending to occupy the premises is a disabled person;

(c)     the disabled person occupies or intends to occupy the premises as that person's only or main home;

(d)     the tenant is entitled, with the consent of the landlord, to make improvements to the

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