Subjects:

Landlord and Tenant Law

Contents:

Table of Cases and Satutes.

Preface.

Introduction.

1: Policy.

2: The Lease as Property, as a Contract and as a Public Law Relationship.

3: The Essential Elements of a Lease.

4: Entering into the Lease.

5: Protecting the Relationship.

6: Property Management.

7: Rent.

8: Change of Tenant.

9: Change of Landlord.

10: Ending the Relationship.

11: Changing the Tenant's Interest. Appendix A. Bibliography. Index

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This study takes a fresh look at the principles which provide the foundation of the landlord and tenant relationship. This relationship gives rise to a number of issues common to all types of tenancy - residential, commercial and agricultural.

These issues are explored in the context of case law, statute and practice as well as social and economic policies.;The text is designed not only to inform those seeking knowledge of the present law, but also to encourage thinking about fundamental principles of landlord and tenant law.