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Review

Housing Law Handbook, a practical guide – by Stephen Cottle and others

Housing Law Handbook

It is not often realised by those outside the profession, that the Law Society produce some excellent handbooks on all sorts of legal topics. This book is a good example. This book is really intended for housing law practitioners, essentially those looking after landlords and tenants in the social housing sector – mostly local authority…

Book Review – Enforcement of a Judgement, by Claire Sandbrook

Enforcement of a Judgment

I have always been a great admirer of Claire Sandbrook, and the way she has developed and built up Shergroup, her enforcement business (not a traditionally female friendly area of practice).   As you would expect her book, now in its 10th edition, is authoratative and thorough. Published by Thomson/Sweet & Maxwell, this is a…

Book review – The Essential Guide to Flatsharing by Rupert Hunt and Matt Hutchinson

The Essential Guide to Flatsharing

A review of the Essential Guide to Flatsharing – from the owners of the SpareRoom.co.uk web-site

Tenant Txt

I have recently been told about Tenant Txt, a web-site which landlords (particularly those with a large number of properties, and social landlords) can use to contact their tenants. The landlord signs up to the web-site, and also signs up his tenants. They say whether they want to be notified via text, email or twitter….

Two B&Bs and one Hotel – three book reviews in one

From time to time I do book reviews on the Landlord-Law site, and several of these have been for a publisher called How to Books. They specialise in publishing really nice self help books on a wide range of topics. Books reviewed for them in the past include Tony Booths excellent Buy to let Handbook…

The new Equality web-site

While doing some writing for Landlord-Law I discovered that the new Equality Web-site is live. This was set up by the Equality Act 2006 which also set up a new Equality and Human Rights Commission. This will deal with discrimination over all areas, rather than, as before, just concentrating on specific areas such as race,…

Publishing for profit

I get sent books from time to time to review for my Landlord-Law site and I recently received a copy of Regulating Conditions in the Private Rented Sector: A Practical Guide, by Caroline Hunter and Andrew Dymond from Arden Chambers published by Thomson/Sweet & Maxwell. I was quite looking forward to receiving this, as the…