Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice - eBook - ProView | Housing

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The Encyclopedia of Housing Law and Practice provides the housing lawyer with the widest possible range of information about housing law and legal policy:

Reproduces the text of all relevant legislation, beginning with the principal Housing Acts, followed by the principal Rent Acts and then other legislation - including parts of other Acts which touch on housing issues, such as the Human Rights Act, the Immigration Acts and the Domestic Abuse Act 2021
Includes clear, in-depth annotations which explain the statutory provisions and comment on all appropriate judicial decisions from the Upper Tribunal to the Supreme Court and, where relevant, the ECJ and ECHR
Includes over 500 statutory instruments with annotations as appropriate
Provides selected circulars, guidance and other relevant materials, many of which are difficult to find online owing to governmental archiving policies
Includes a Key Issues section which explains the most common concepts in housing law
Keeps you up to date with developments through four updating releases a year
Includes a Coronavirus Special Briefing detailing all the legislative and procedural changes made in response to the pandemic and including details of key guidance documents issued by the government, the Regulator of Social Housing, the Welsh government, the Housing Ombudsman Service and others

Future releases will include coverage of:

The ongoing developments – legislative, procedural and case-law – in response to the Coronavirus pandemic
The forthcoming Supreme Court case in Croydon LBC v Kalonga (flexible tenancies)
Other important forthcoming cases include Khan v Mehmood (Court of Appeal; whether damages for disrepair should include the 10% Simmons v Castle uplift); Elkundi v Birmingham CC (Court of Appeal; whether the s.193(2) Housing Act 1996 duty is subject to a “reasonable time for compliance” condition); Kowalek v Hassnein Limited (Court of Appeal; calculation of amount to be paid to a tenant under a Rent Repayment Order); Minott v Cambridge CC (Court of Appeal; repeat applications for homelessness assistance); Waltham Forest LBC v Hussain (Upper Tribunal; Housing Act 2004 landlord licensing and the effect of the Provision of Services Regulations 2009); Re Canary Riverside Estate (Upper Tribunal; whether management orders under s.24, Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 bind successors in title)
Legislative developments arising from the commencement of the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 and the passage of the Building Safety Bill

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