Tolley's claims to the possession of land
Adrian Davis, Philip Walter
Abstract
Adrian Davis, Philip Walter
Abstract
Introduction Part A: Possession from trespassers and licensees Trespassers and licensees Distinguishing between licences and tenancies Licences not freely revocable Procedure for the removal of trespassers and licensees Part B: Tenancies The determination of tenancies Forfeiture Covenants Miscellaneous features of tenancies and land tenure Part C: Residential tenancies Statutory control of residential tenancies Rent Act protection Exceptions to Rent Act protection Possession from Rent Act tenants - discretionary grounds Possession from Rent Act tenants - mandatory grounds Assured tenancies Secure and introductory tenancies Long residential leaseholds Counterclaims and countermeasures by residential tenants Part D: Business tenancies Part E: Agriculture The homes of agricultural workers Agricultural tenancies Part F: Possession by mortgagees Mortgages Part G: Procedure County court and High Court procedure The limitation of actions Possession claims and the Human Rights Act 1988 Forms & Precedents Section Appendices Tables Index
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Introduction Part A: Possession from trespassers and licensees Trespassers and licensees Distinguishing between licences and tenancies Licences not freely revocable Procedure for the removal of trespassers and licensees Part B: Tenancies The determination of tenancies Forfeiture Covenants Miscellaneous features of tenancies and land tenure Part C: Residential tenancies Statutory control of residential tenancies Rent Act protection Exceptions to Rent Act protection Possession from Rent Act tenants - discretionary grounds Possession from Rent Act tenants - mandatory grounds Assured tenancies Secure and introductory tenancies Long residential leaseholds Counterclaims and countermeasures by residential tenants Part D: Business tenancies Part E: Agriculture The homes of agricultural workers Agricultural tenancies Part F: Possession by mortgagees Mortgages Part G: Procedure County court and High Court procedure The limitation of actions Possession claims and the Human Rights Act 1988 Forms & Precedents Section Appendices Tables Index
Key concepts: Possession (linguistics), Business, Adverse possession, Lease, Leasehold estate, Law, Land tenure, Law and economics