Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 governs the renewal procedure, gives rights to landlords and tenants, and designates the Court's powers to settle disputes. This book is a guide to the intricacies and pitfalls of the renewal procedure, supported by authoritative examination of the statutory provisions and analysis of the case law.
Now in its sixth edition, A Practical Approach to Landlord and Tenant continues to provide a comprehensive and systematic guide to the principles and practice of landlord and tenant law. Containing coverage of up to date cases, as well as key documents, this book provides a valuable introduction for students and professionals alike.
This practical guide is divided into three parts, reflecting the three key aspects of the relationship between housing and human rights law: the human rights which are relevant to housing law; the impact of those rights on housing law; and the practice and procedure of using the Act.
Suitable for practitioners, in the public and private sectors, who deal with such issues as leasehold enfranchisement, the right to buy assured, secure and protected tenancies, disrepair and all other areas of residential landlord and tenant law, this title features amendments to the Housing Acts 1988 and 1985 in relation to security of tenure.
Incorporating major legislative developments, this book is suitable for those practitioners, in both the public and private sectors, who deal with such issues as leasehold enfranchisement, the right to buy, assured, secure and protected tenancies, disrepair and all other areas of residential landlord and tenant law.
Draws together the essential legislation relating to business and agricultural tenancies. This book incorporates relevant legislation and changes to existing legislation. It is suitable for practitioners advising on business and agricultural tenancies, and for surveyors and estate managers.
Provides commercial property practitioners with guidance on drafting and negotiating amendments to leases and lease agreements. Sets out full precedents for agreements and leases along with standard industry forms and intersperses these with commentary taking the practitioner through the process clause by clause with suggestions for amendments.
This text aims to state in a concise but comprehensive form the Law of Allotments for the benefit of local authorities (particularly parish and community councils) and their officers, and for the secretaries and advisers of local allotments societies and associations.
Gives a detailed account and analysis of the law of landlord and tenant. This work includes discussion of the effects of legislation, notably the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and considers changes in the common law of landlord and tenant, and the likely course of reform.
Provides an understanding of the main principles of landlord and tenant law. This book explains the law of landlord and tenant law by showing how the statutory and common law rules have been shaped by wider commercial, social, economic and policy considerations, by the growth in human rights law and by changing concepts of community and justice.
Gives an understanding of the methods and techniques of valuation. This work covers statutes and case law precedents which have affected various aspects of statutory valuations. It contains chapters dealing with Commercial Property, Leasehold Enfranchisement, Rating, Compulsory Purchase and other statutory applications.
Provides guidance on various aspects of the law relating to possession proceedings. This book deals with the three principal types of occupier - social housing tenants, private tenants and mortgage borrowers. It focuses on practice and procedure and the relevant substantive law.
Part of "The Pocket Lawyer" series, this book helps you to decide whether taking in a lodger is for you. Once decided, it guides you through your legal obligations as a landlord, helps you choose and vet a suitable lodger, and helps you draft an agreement that is legally sound and fair for both of you.
The rights of long leaseholders to acquire the freehold of their property, to extend the term of their lease, and to exercise their right to manage a property is enshrined in various Acts of Parliament. This book aims to help solicitors guide their clients through the complicated qualification requirements, serving of notices, and more.
Offers lawyers with what they need to know, whether acting for landlord or tenant. This title includes an overview of tenants' rights of first refusal under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987, tenants' rights of collective enfranchisement under the Leasehold Reform, and Housing and Urban Development Act 1993.