Where the powers of a landlord to sell or grant leases are subject to any statutory or other restrictions, he shall, notwithstanding any such restrictions or any rule of law to the contrary, be entitled to offer to sell or grant any such reversion or lease as would under this Part of this Act relieve him from liability to pay compensation thereunder, and to convey and grant the same, and to execute any lease which he may be ordered to grant under this Part of this Act.
Section 14: Power to sell or grant leases notwithstanding restrictions.
Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 · 1927 c. 36View on legislation.gov.uk
Part I: Compensation for Improvements and Goodwill on the termination of Tenancies of Business Premises
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