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Landlord and Tenant Law is designed primarily for trainee solicitors studying Applied Land Law on the Professional Practice Course in Ireland, but will also be of benefit to practitioners. The fifth edition comes at a time of major reform and modernization in the area of land law and conveyancing; the text has been fully revised and updated to cover the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and other legislative changes, including the new rented houses regulations and renunciation provisions. New practice directions are also included. The text is designed to give trainee solicitors a clear and thorough understanding of practice and procedures in this field. It deals with residential letting agreements, as well as both long and short term commercial leases and includes an examination of the rights of tenants and landlords. New case law and precedents have been covered and the subject is approached in a practical way, making this is an essential text for both trainees and practitioners.
This text provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework governing landlord and tenant relationships within the Irish jurisdiction. Author Gabriel Brennan, writing for the Professional Practice Course, synthesizes complex legislative reforms and judicial precedents into a practical guide for legal professionals. The work serves as a primary resource for understanding the nuances of property rights, conveyancing, and the regulatory environment following the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009.
What You Will Find
Legal practitioners and students frequently identify this text as a standard reference for navigating the complexities of Irish property law. Experts highlight the book's utility in bridging the gap between theoretical legislative reform and day-to-day conveyancing practice.
Page Count:
407
Publication Date:
2010-10-21
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199576181
ISBN-13:
9780199576180
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