Mark Pawlowski
Abstract
With the advent of the Bruton personal and the increasingly blurred distinctions between the contractual licence, tenancy at will and tenancy at sufferance, the article argues for a more rational scheme of occupational rights in leasehold law.
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With the advent of the Bruton personal and the increasingly blurred distinctions between the contractual licence, tenancy at will and tenancy at sufferance, the article argues for a more rational scheme of occupational rights in leasehold law.
Key concepts: Leasehold estate, Law, Law and economics, Business, Economics, Political science