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StatuteHousing Act 2004

Section 141 — Housing Act 2004: Requirement as to overcrowding generally

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Requirement as to overcrowding generally 141 1 The requirement prescribed by this section is that the person on whom the notice is served must refrain from—

a permitting a room to be occupied as sleeping accommodation otherwise than in accordance with the notice; or b permitting persons to occupy the HMO as sleeping accommodation in such numbers that it is not possible to avoid persons of opposite sexes who are not living together as a married couple or civil partners sleeping in the same room.

2 For the purposes of subsection (1)(b)—

a children under the age of 10 are to be disregarded;

and b it must be assumed that the persons occupying the HMO as sleeping accommodation sleep only in rooms for which a maximum is set by the notice and that the maximum set for each room is not exceeded.

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