Part 1: Leasehold houses Section 13: Redress: right to acquire a freehold or superior leasehold estate
Section 13 provides for the key redress rights for leaseholders under the house ban.
	Subsection (1) gives the redress rights to a "relevant rights holder". This generally means the homeowner at the time, but could also be a mortgage lender in possession of the property.
	Subsection (2) sets out what the key redress right is, which is to grant the owner the "right to acquire" the freehold of the house for the payment of no premium or legal costs, with subsection (4) detailing that this is acquired from the landlord.
	Subsection (3) makes clear that references to this redress right in the rest of this Section, as well as the Sections provided for by Sections 14-16 are to be interpreted in accordance with subsection (2).
	Subsection (5) defines who has the right to redress. This is either (a) the mortgagee or chargee of the tenant who has the right to deal with the lease, or it is (b) in any other case, the tenant. Subsection (6) defines "superior leasehold estate as a leasehold estate that is superior to the long residential lease.