Regulation 9: Circumstances in which a request for consent to relevant energy efficiency improvements may not be made

The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 · S.I. 2015/962View on legislation.gov.uk

Part 2: Tenants' energy efficiency improvements — CHAPTER 2: Request for consent to the making of relevant energy efficiency improvements to domestic PR property

A tenant falling within regulation 7(a)(i) is not a tenant for the purposes of regulation 8(1)—

after that tenant has served notice ending the tenancy,
within three months before the expiry of a fixed term tenancy, where that tenant has notified the landlord that that tenant intends to vacate the domestic PR property on the expiry of the term,
where—
the landlord has served a notice ending the tenancy, including a notice seeking possession served under section 8 or section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 or section 150, section 173, section 186 or section 194 of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, or a notice to quit, and
possession proceedings may be brought in reliance on the notice,
where the landlord has commenced proceedings against that tenant for possession of the domestic PR property, or for a breach of the tenancy agreement, and—
those proceedings have not been resolved, or
the Court has made an order for possession of the domestic PR property,
where that tenant has, within the preceding six months, arranged for any energy efficiency improvement to be made to the domestic PR property pursuant to a green deal plan, or
where that tenant has, within the preceding six months, made a tenant's request in relation to the domestic PR property in respect of which one, or both, of the exemptions in Chapter 3 applied.

A tenant falling within regulation 7(a)(ii) is not a tenant for the purposes of regulation 8(1)—

after that tenant has entered into an agreement to transfer that tenant's interest in the property,
within three months before the expiry of that tenant's leasehold interest in the property, or
where the landlord has commenced proceedings against that tenant for forfeiture of the lease, or for a breach of the lease, and—
those proceedings have not been resolved, or
the Court has made an order confirming the forfeiture and no relief from forfeiture has been granted, or
where that tenant has, within the preceding six months, made a tenant's request in relation to the domestic PR property in respect of which one, or both, of the exemptions in Chapter 3 applied.

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