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C/L/474. Landlord and Tenant Law: Analysis of Scenarios
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The paper examines four situations related to landlord and tenant law discussing the grounds on which a landlord can terminate a short assured tenancy, the difference between a tenancy and a licence, the ways in which a landlord can force a tenant to pay for the upkeep of the property, and the problems related to rent assessment.
KEYWORDS: Property law, commercial lease, tenant, landlord, rent,
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