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Apply for authorisation to transfer an estate in land to a prohibited person: Form BN3

If a banning order has been made, you can use this form to apply for authorisation from the tribunal to transfer an estate in land to a prohibited person.

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Published
31 August 2018
Last updated
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You would be making an application under s27(3) of the Housing and Planning Act 2016.

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Published 31 August 2018
Last updated 8 April 2025 show all updates

  1. Updated the fee in the form.

  2. Updated the form with new fee

  3. Text updated.

  4. Revised form BN3 uploaded.

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