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COUNCIL RIGHT TO BUY: Your Right to Buy your homeCouncil Right to Buy: Step 2 - Your landlord's Response NoticeHaving received your claim form, your landlord must send you a notice (Form RTB2) telling you whether or not you have the Right to Buy. You should get this within 4 weeks from the date on which your landlord received your RTB1 form (or within 8 weeks if you have been a tenant of your landlord for less than 2 years).If your landlord says that you don't have the Right to Buy your home, he must explain why. The property may be one of the exceptions listed later. If you don't agree with his explanation, you can get advice from a Citizens Advice Bureau or from a solicitor. If you are still not satisfied, you can write to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister or to the Welsh Assembly Government or the Housing Corporation at the addresses given in this booklet.
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