Section 37(4)

Regulations under subsection (1) may, in particular— prescribe things which are, or which are not, to be treated as relevant adjustments; prescribe circumstances in which the consent of an owner of the common parts is required before a disabled person may make an adjustment; provide that the consent to adjustments is not to be withheld unreasonably; prescribe matters to be taken into account, or to be disregarded, in deciding whether it is reasonable to consent to adjustments; prescribe circumstances in which consent to adjustments is to be taken to be withheld; make provision about the imposition of conditions on consent to adjustments; make provision as to circumstances in which the sheriff may make an order authorising a disabled person to carry out adjustments; make provision about the responsibility for costs arising (directly or indirectly) from an adjustment; make provision about the reinstatement of the common parts to the condition they were in before an adjustment was made; make provision about the giving of notice to the owners of the common parts and other persons; make provision about agreements between a disabled person and an owner of the common parts; make provision about the registration of information in the Land Register of Scotland or the recording of documents in the Register of Sasines relating to an entitlement of a disabled person or an obligation on an owner of the common parts; make provision about the effect of such registration or recording; make provision about who is to be treated as being, or as not being, a person entitled to occupy premises otherwise than as tenant or owner.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04