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Housing Law


ISBN13: 9781859412220
ISBN: 185941222X
Published: November 1996
Publisher: Routledge-Cavendish
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



This book is a comprehensive survey of modern housing law,an area of growing importance which is becoming increasingly liable to change as a result of statutory intervention. The book takes a wide approach to housing law and includes, for instance, a look at owner-occupiers and their financial problems as well as covering inadequate mortgage valuation reports from surveyors. It includes a large amount of cases and materials, and these are set in the context of substantial comment and analysis. This book is designed to be used not only by students of housing law, but also as a useful reference tool for professionals in the housing market.

Contents:
Terminology of landlord and tenant law and different types of tenancy; the distinction between a lease and a licence; fitness for habitation and repairs; protection from eviction; statutory protection in the private sector; security of tenure in the private sector and succession; security of tenure in the public sector and succession; rent; the right to buy in the private sector; the right to buy in the public sector; owner occupiers; surveyors and the mortgage relationship; mortgages and the home owner; owner occupiers and the financial crisis; homelessness.