Scottish Statutory Instrument 2002 No. 317

The Housing (Right to Buy) (Houses Liable to Demolition) (Scotland) Order 2002

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(a) a description of the house to which the application relates including-


(i) its postal address;

(ii) its type and the number of its apartments;

(iii) its market value; and

(iv) whether the Housing (Right to Buy) (Cost Floor) (Scotland) Order 1999[2] will apply to the sale;



(b) the duration of the tenancy of the house to which the application relates and the estimated discount entitlement of the person who has applied to purchase the house; and

(c) details of the demolition proposal including-



(i) a copy of, as the case may be, the relevant minute of the board or committee of, or of a resolution of the members of, the landlord body recording the decision to demolish;

(ii) the reasons for the demolition proposal;

(iii) the reasons why it is considered that the application to purchase should be refused;

(iv) a copy of the demolition programme timetable and the likely effect on the applicant;

(v) details of factors which may cause the demolition proposal to be delayed or abandoned; and

(vi) details of the extent to which the landlord consulted with the tenant about the demolition proposal prior to the decision to demolish being taken.

MARGARET CURRAN
A member of the Scottish Executive

St Andrew's House, Edinburgh
26th June 2002

[2] S.I. 1999/611.back