HL Deb 01 August 1922 vol 51 c1022

Clause 1, page 2, lire 5, after ("provision") insert ("but so that, except in a case of emergency, three months' notice in writing of the intended re-entry shall be given to the tenant; or (d) re-entry under a power in that behalf contained in or affecting the contract of tenancy, in the case of land let by a local authority (being land which was acquired by the local authority before the passing of this Act under the Housing Acts, 1890 to 1921) on account of the land being required by the local authority for the purposes of those Acts, and, in the case of other land let by a local authority, after three months' previous notice in writing to the tenant on account of the land being required by the local authority for a purpose (not being the use of bind for agriculture) for which it was acquired by the local authority, or has been appropriated under any statutory provision").

Moved, That this House doth agree with the Commons in the said Amendment.—(The Earl of Ancaster.)

On Question, Motion agreed to.