Residential Possession Proceedings explains how a landlord or mortgagee can effect possession of a property or how an occupant can prevent an order for possession being made. The commentary is supported by statutory extracts, forms and case law. The 7th edition covers: * The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 * Human Rights after the major House of Lords decision on the impact of the European Convention on Human Rights and possession claims, including London Borough of Harrow v. Qazi, 2003 * The Land Registration Act 2002 * Anti-social behaviour and demoted tenancies and new provisions allowing local authority and registered social landlords to demote secure and assured tenancies with very limited security * Changes under the Civil Procedure Rules * Unfair terms in tenancy agreements * Related powers to deal with difficult tenants, injunctive powers for arrest * Disability and discrimination * New powers in relation to tenant's deposits and possession
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