ICCM are delighted to offer a 20% discount with code 26AFLY2 on the following publication by Charles Ward<\/p>\n
The Renters’ Rights Act – A Practical Guide<\/strong><\/p>\n By – V. Charles Ward<\/p>\n The Renters Rights\u2019 Act: A Practical Guide<\/strong> provides a comprehensive analysis of the most This book covers the historical context of residential tenancy law, details the new grounds This practical guide is written for a professional audience including residential landlords, More details –<\/p>\n May 2026: 104pp
\nsignificant reform to residential tenancy law in England in over 30 years. This timely
\nresource explains the abolition of Section 21 no-fault evictions, the conversion of fixedterm
\ntenancies to periodic arrangements, and the new regulatory framework designed to
\nrebalance power between landlords and tenants during a housing crisis.<\/p>\n
\nfor possession, explains strengthened tenant rights regarding rent increases and property
\nconditions, and outlines the new Private Rented Sector Ombudsman service. Additional
\nchapters address discrimination protections, the Decent Homes Standard, implications for
\nmortgagees and ground landlords, enforcement mechanisms, and anticipated changes
\nto court procedures as the legislation is implemented.<\/p>\n
\nproperty management agents, real estate and litigation lawyers, housing authorities, and
\nsurveyors operating in England. While primarily serving those who need to understand
\nand implement the new legislation professionally, this book’s clear structure and plain
\nlanguage approach make it accessible to academics studying housing policy and legal
\nprofessionals advising clients on residential property matters.<\/p>\n
\nHb: 978-1-041-14895-1 \u00a344.79
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