Manual of Housing Law (10th)

By: Andrew Arden and Andrew Dymond

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Synopsis: Manual of Housing Law is a perfect introduction to housing law with clear, succinct coverage of all areas of the subject making it an excellent text for students, practitioners starting their careers in housing law, non-specialist housing advisers and housing officers. The first edition of what is now the Manual of Housing Law was published in 1978, as Housing: Security and Rent Control. From its second edition, when it became the Manual, it was the singular text which brought together housing law as a subject for practitioners starting out in housing law, non-specialist practitioners who need ready access to the subject, lay advisers and students both of housing studies and of law as well as officers of local authorities and housing associations, designed to enable the reader both to understand housing law as a whole and to apply it, whether to the problems of individuals or the policies and practices of landlords and local authorities. That was its central message: housing law is a subject not to be studied in the abstract but to be applied. It is also an invaluable reference guide for busy practitioners who need a quick answer or source of reference at their fingertips.