Temporary occupation
153 Temporary occupation
A person may, with the approval of a council, occupy a building on a temporary basis without a certificate of occupancy.
An approval under subsection (1)—
may only be given if the council is satisfied that the relevant building complies with any requirements prescribed by a practice direction issued for the purposes of this paragraph; and
may be given on such conditions (if any) as the council thinks fit to impose.
A council which refuses an application must notify the applicant in writing of—
the refusal; and
the reasons for the refusal; and
the applicant's right of appeal under this Act.
Any appeal under this section must be commenced within 28 days after a notice is given to the applicant under subsection (3) unless the Court allows an extension of time.
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