Vacant Possession: Law and Practice

Vacant possession is an element of property law that ensures a property is left in good condition when it changes hands. Every time a property is sold, or if tenants move out of rented property, vacant possession is unavoidable; a vital part of the job of any property lawyer or surveyor. Yet this is the first book to look at this area in depth. If a property professional understands vacant possession they can make sure their cases move quickly and complete at a time that suits them. If they don't, they're vulnerable to others who know it better and can use the law to frustrate proceedings for months or even years while their clients continue to pay money on rent or mortgage payments for properties they're not using. This book is essential reading for all property lawyers and surveyors. It's destined to be the definitive guide to vacant possession.The FIRST book to be published on this misunderstood and vital part of property lawAll the information you need to navigate the area: clear explanations of the law, potential pitfalls AND practical strategies to help property professionals avoid those pitfallsCase studies to illustrate and explain complex legal issues

Business & Money

Shaw, Keith

Economics

Estates Gazette

Pitched at the optimum level for undergraduate students, the third edition of this successful and widely adopted intermediate level UK macroeconomics text has been very extensively revised and updated. The authors have ensured that the existing stengths of the book's tried and tested approach are retained whilst the latest theoretical developments and policy controversies are examined.   One of the few leading non US oriented texts for UK students Retains traditional methods of analysis but adds material on both new classical and Keynesian models

Macroeconomics: Theory and Policy in the UK

Greenaway, David

McCrostie, Michael

Wiley/Blackwell

The UK's Land Registration Act 2002 came into force in October 2003 and changed the registration provisions in respect of rights of way. A private right of way is a form of easement and these are enjoyed by the owner of a legal estate in land over other land owned by a different person. There are various different types of easement, including boundary rights, rights of support, rights of access for repairs, and rights of light. In regards to rights of way, problems occur when: someone blocks or restricts the right of way * trying to decide who pays for maintenance of the right of way * the owner of the servient tenement wants to change the route of the right of way * either the dominant or servient tenement is transferred and the transferee raises enquiries concerning the right of way This practical guide provides clear and comprehensive information ensuring that any problems arising from a private right of way in the UK can be handled quickly and efficiently.

Private Rights of Way

Bickford-Smith, Stephen

Jessel, Christopher

FRANCIS

Constitutional Law

Jordan Publishing Limited

Vacant possession is an element of property law that ensures a property is left in good condition when it changes hands. Every time a property is sold, or if tenants move out of rented property, vacant possession is unavoidable; a vital part of the job of any property lawyer or surveyor. Yet this is the first book to look at this area in depth. If a property professional understands vacant possession they can make sure their cases move quickly and complete at a time that suits them. If they do not, they are vulnerable to others who know it better and can use the law to frustrate proceedings for months or even years while their clients continue to pay money on rent or mortgage payments for properties they're not using. This book is essential reading for all property lawyers and surveyors. It is destined to be the definitive guide to vacant possession.

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