9 Application of sections 24A to 24F of the 1995 Act to commonholds
1 Premises which are a commonhold unit of which a person is a unit-holder are to be treated as premises which are let to that person for the purposes of sections 24A to 24F of the 1995 Act.
2 Where paragraph (1) applies—
(a) a commonhold association which exercises functions in relation to the premises is to be treated as a person who manages the premises;
(b) for the purposes of sections 24D and 24E of the 1995 Act, any reference to a term of the letting is to be treated as including a reference to—
(i) a term of the commonhold community statement; and
(ii) any other term applicable by virtue of the transfer of the unit to the unit-holder;
(c) for the purposes of sections 24C(4) and 24D(1) of the 1995 Act, any benefit or facility which, by reason of the letting, is one of which a relevant disabled person is entitled to make use, shall be treated as including any benefit or facility which by reason of any term referred to in sub-paragraph (b)(i) or (b)(ii), is one of which a relevant disabled person is entitled to make use;
(d) a person who is lawfully an occupier of the unit, although not a unit-holder nor a person lawfully occupying the unit under a letting of it, is to be treated as a person who, although not a person to whom the premises are let, is lawfully under a letting an occupier of them.