Tales of my landlord.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales of my landlord.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales of my landlord.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales of my landlord.

Mode of access: Internet.

Tales of an American landlord; containing sketches of life south of the Potomac ...

Title-page of v. 1 missing.

A vindication of the Scottish Covenanters: consisting of a review of the first series of the "Tales of my landlord".

Mode of access: Internet.

The tenant of Wildfell hall /

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The late tenant,

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The tenant of Wildfell hall,

Mode of access: Internet.

The social worker's handbook : revised edition of the tenant's manual /

Photocopy.

Sir Jasper's tenant /

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Managing the tenant-operated farm

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Orthodoxy confirmed, but at what cost?

Examines the Court of Appeal ruling in Mexfield Housing Co-operative Ltd v Berrisford on whether a periodic tenancy agreement concluded by a housing association, which purported to prohibit the landlord from seeking possession unless the tenant was in arrears of rent, or otherwise in breach, could be terminated by way of a notice to quit, even where no breach had occurred, on the ground of uncertainty of term. Considers whether the agreement could be enforced under the rules of equity.

Joint tenancies and English commorientes:a question of survivorship or severance?

The aim of this article is to provide a critical appraisal of the English law in relation to the doctrine of commorientes with particular reference to its implications in respect of property held on a joint tenancy. The article suggests a measure of reform which would produce a fairer dsitribution of joint property in circusmtances where all joint tenants have died in a common disaster and it cannot be ascertained which joint tenant died first.

Interpreting "D.I.Y." documents:severance, release, trusts, certainty, vesting and undue influence

Comments on the Chancery Division decision in Wallbank v Price on whether a home-made ("DIY") document signed by a wife and purporting to revoke her rights as a beneficial joint tenant in the matrimonial home, which was acquired under the right-to-buy scheme, should be set aside for duress or undue influence. Details the court's analysis of the principles supporting a successful claim of undue influence, the nature of the DIY document, its meaning and its effect. Considers possible reasons for the parties' use of the document. Cases Wallbank v Price (2007) EWHC 3001 (Ch); (2008) 2 FLR 501 (Ch D (Birmingham)) : Royal Bank of Scotland Plc v Etridge (No.2) (2001) UKHL 44; (2002) 2 AC 773 (HL) : Paul v Constance (1977) 1 WLR 527 (CA (Civ Div)) Statutes Housing Act 1985