Housing association grants (repealed) HA 1988 s. 50
HA 1988 s. 50, which previously authorised housing association grants, has been repealed. The text is omitted and no longer has effect.
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Text in force at .
Source: legislation.gov.uk — The National Archives (legislation.gov.uk), reproduced under licence Open Government Licence v3.0.
What it actually says
This section of the Housing Act 1988, originally titled 'Housing association grants', has been repealed. The text is omitted and it no longer has any legal effect. Any reference to this section in legal documents is outdated.
The ellipsis indicates that the text has been removed by a later enactment. If you are researching housing association grants, you should consult current legislation.
The provision is no longer in force and cannot be relied upon.
When it applies
- No current situation is governed by this provision as it is repealed.
- Any attempt to rely on this section in a court case would be ineffective.
- The provision has no application to modern housing association grants.
What this section does not say
- People may think this section still provides for housing association grants, but it does not.
- Someone might believe this section can be used to challenge a grant decision, but it is no longer law.
- This section does not cover the criteria for grant eligibility, as that is now in other legislation.
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This page reproduces the text of HA 1988 s. 50 in force at the date shown and explains it in general terms. It is not legal advice and takes no account of the circumstances of your case, which can change the answer completely. For a live dispute, for limitation periods, and before taking any step in court, consult a qualified lawyer in England and Wales.