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Residential Tenancies : Private and Social Renting in Scotland

Peter W. G. Robson

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An overview of the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in Scotland. The new Private Residential Tenancy regime in operation from December 1 2017 receives extensive coverage.

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An overview of the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in Scotland. The new Private Residential Tenancy regime in operation from December 1 2017 receives extensive coverage.

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An overview of the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in Scotland. The new Private Residential Tenancy regime in operation from December 1 2017 receives extensive coverage.

Key concepts: Renting, Devolution (biology), Landlord, Parliament, Public housing, Legislature, Legislation, Law

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