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This new title provides a unique combination of the law and practice of housing law. It provides a detailed yet accessible analysis of the most important areas of housing law that practitioners currently encounter. The context of each topic is considered, as well as the lawyer's role, case strategies, legal funding and client care issues. Useful source and precedent materials are included.brbr Housing law practitioners, LPC students and law degree students studying housing law will find this new text invaluable.

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9781859419151

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At present, the framework of rights and obligations within which accommodation is provided and occupied is one of great complexity - much too complex for most of those affected by it. It is crucial that each new generation of lawyers coming into the legal profession contains a cohort of those who have studied this socially important branch of the law. This timely book is a most welcome addition to the literature on housing law. Both its authors have the practical experience which will give confidence to those who use it as a text that it will provide answers to the kinds of problem which arise in practice. Professor Martin Partington, Law Commissioner in charge of Housing Law Reform.

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Graham Robson practised as a solicitor at Tottenham Law Centre before joining the University of Westminster's Law School. He has taught Housing Law on the LPC for over 10 years and is the Chair of the Department of Professional Legal Studies. David Roberts is a solicitor who specialises in housing and community care law. He teaches housing law on the part-time LPC at the University of Westminster.

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