Housing Law Looseleaf (Annual)

Covering all areas of housing law in the one volume, and examining and explaining the key aspects, legislation and case law of this wide ranging topic, the Housing Law loose-leaf:

• Identifies the principal housing rights of tenants and other occupiers
• Outlines the law affecting the way in which residential property is occupied, so the obligations of both landlords and tenants can be easily understood
• Considers local authorities' duties to the homeless and the allocation of accommodation, so that you can ensure the correct procedure has been undertaken
• Examines breaches in the law, proceedings and remedies in relation to possession, disrepair, harassment and illegal eviction, so that if disputes arise they can be easily resolved
• Covers termination of tenancies, grounds for possession and the impact of provisions covering anti-social conduct, ensuring you find the information you need
• Considers the law with regard to both ownership and rental accommodation in the event of a relationship breakdown, ensuring that processes and procedures are correctly followed
• Discusses significant cases so that you can see how the law has been applied in practice and act accordingly
• Presents information in individual topic areas, with a bullet point summary at the beginning of each chapter, so that it is easy to navigate and saves you time
• Includes recent developments, in particular the changes arising from the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 and the new law relating to housing conditions and houses in multiple occupation under the Housing Act 2004, so you have the most up-to-date and relevant information available

Subscription Information: 4 updating releases per year,