Under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967, which of the following is NOT a right of leaseholders?

Under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967, leaseholders possess several important rights designed to protect their interests. Among these rights are the ability to purchase the freehold, the right to extend their lease, and the right to receive adequate notice regarding service charges.

The option regarding automatic authorization to sublet is not a right provided under this legislation. While leaseholders may have the ability to sublet their property, it usually comes with conditions, and often requires permission from the freeholder. This means subletting is not automatically granted, and leaseholders must understand the specific terms of their lease agreement, which may include restrictions on subletting. Therefore, the correct answer highlights a lack of automatic approval for subletting, distinguishing it from the other rights that are explicitly outlined and protected by the Act.