In this series, we have looked at the problems of ... Continue reading
Analysis
Find links to all our ‘analysis’ posts here. These are posts which discuss issues in more detail.
They are often quite long and will often analyse issues of the day from a legal point of view.
However, when reading them, ALWAYS check the post date.
As posts go back to 2006, you need to be really careful about relying on older posts, as the law may have changed since they were written.
Should law and justice be free? Part 5: Legal Aid
What is legal aid? Legal aid is a scheme where the ... Continue reading
Should law and justice be free? Part 4: Lawyers fees
It is an axiom that everyone hates lawyers. Why is ... Continue reading
Should law and justice be free? Part 3: Our Complex System
In my introduction to this series I gave you the ... Continue reading
Should law and justice be free? Part 2: Court fees
One of the problems with bringing court claims ... Continue reading
Should law and justice be free? Part 1: Introduction
This post is the first in a short series, which ... Continue reading
Should we make long fixed tenancy terms mandatory?
One of the ‘problems’ with the private rented ... Continue reading
The startling story of tenants who dare not ask for rent receipts
Ben Reeve Lewis is an independent local authority ... Continue reading
Does licensing landlords really do any good?
Ben Reeve Lewis, a Council Enforcement Officer of ... Continue reading
Scams and Trends of Holiday Lets
Ben Reeve Lewis takes a look at holiday ... Continue reading
Complicated questions and issues concerning letting agent fees to tenants
I wrote last year about letting agent fees and ... Continue reading
A quick guide to lawful and unlawful discrimination when renting to tenants
When talking to landlords they sometimes seem to ... Continue reading






