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E-grāmata: McAllister's Scottish Law of Leases

  • Formāts: 560 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 18-Feb-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Bloomsbury Professional
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526513922
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  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781526513922
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Covering residential, commercial and agricultural leases the fifth edition provides guidance on a wide range of topics including local authority tenancies, crofts, the Agricultural Holdings Acts and valuations of market rent.

The fifth edition: - Takes full account of recent legislative changes including the Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016 and the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (Scotland) Act 2013. - Details relevant new case law and the many changes in residential leases including legislation to abolish sales of public sector housing (the Right to Buy scheme) and the introduction of the new private residential tenancy covering renting rights. - Covers the Scottish Law Commissions review of commercial leases regarding how leases are terminated. - Covers the new Modern Limited Duration Tenancy for agricultural tenants, introduced by the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2016.

This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Scottish Conveyancing online service.

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Scottish Law of Leases is a well established, comprehensive text covering residential, commercial and agricultural leases in Scotland.
Preface v
Bibliography vii
List of Abbreviations
ix
Table of Statutes
xix
Table of Statutory Instruments
xxxvii
Table of EC and International Material
xli
Table of Cases
xliii
PART 1 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1 Introduction
3(20)
Main characteristics of leases
3(3)
Types of lease
6(4)
Term and quarter days
10(1)
Leases and the common law
11(1)
Human Rights Act 1998
12(11)
PART 2 GENERAL LANDLORD AND TENANT LAW
Chapter 2 Basic legal requirements
23(40)
Form of lease
23(15)
Essential elements in leases
38(5)
Other requirements under the law of contract
43(1)
Acquisition of a real right by the tenant
44(4)
Transmission of conditions
48(7)
Licences
55(6)
Occupation without title
61(2)
Chapter 3 Rights and obligations of the parties
63(30)
Introduction
63(1)
Tenant's obligations
63(5)
Landlord's obligations
68(1)
Derogation from the grant
69(8)
Condition of the property: The landlord's initial obligation
77(7)
Condition of the property: The landlord's continuing obligation
84(3)
Exceptions to landlord's repairing obligation
87(6)
Chapter 4 Legal remedies of the parties 1: Standard breach of contract remedies
93(30)
Introduction
93(1)
Specific implement and interdict: General
93(3)
`Keep-open' obligations
96(8)
Repairing obligations
104(3)
Court action for debt
107(2)
Rescission
109(5)
Damages
114(2)
Retention of rent
116(7)
Chapter 5 Legal remedies of the parties 2: Irritancy
123(28)
Introduction
123(1)
Nature of irritancy
123(4)
Common law principles
127(7)
Statutory control of irritancy
134(13)
Irritancy and human rights
147(2)
Conclusion
149(2)
Chapter 6 Legal remedies of the parties 3: Hypothec, abatement of rent and summary diligence
151(14)
Landlord's hypothec
151(8)
Abatement of rent
159(2)
Summary diligence
161(4)
Chapter 7 Assignation and subletting; Interposed leases
165(26)
Assignation and subletting: General
165(1)
Landlord's consent: Where required by lease
166(9)
Landlord's consent: Common law position
175(4)
Completion of assignation
179(5)
Subtenancies
184(1)
Transfer of tenancy of matrimonial home
185(2)
Transfer of landlord's interest
187(1)
Interposed leases
187(4)
Chapter 8 Long leases
191(26)
General
191(1)
Maximum length of leases
192(3)
Registered leases
195(3)
Creation and variation of lease obligations
198(3)
Prohibition of long residential leases
201(6)
Conversion into ownership
207(6)
Renewal of long leases
213(4)
Chapter 9 Succession to leases
217(8)
Death of tenant
217(8)
Chapter 10 Termination of leases
225(26)
Premature termination
225(8)
Termination at ish; tacit relocation
233(6)
Termination at ish; notice to quit
239(5)
Removings
244(2)
Tenant's fixtures and improvements
246(5)
PART 3 COMMERCIAL LEASES
Chapter 11 Commercial lease terms
251(14)
Introduction: Commercial leases in general
251(1)
Standard lease terms
252(4)
Repair and maintenance
256(9)
Chapter 12 Rent reviews
265(74)
General
265(4)
The review mechanism
269(27)
Valuation criteria
296(28)
Settling of disputes: Arbitrator or expert
324(10)
Problems of construction
334(1)
Alternative methods of rent review
335(4)
Chapter 13 Service charges
339(16)
General
339(2)
The tenant's obligation
341(9)
The landlord's obligation
350(1)
Reserve or sinking funds
351(4)
Chapter 14 Tenancy of shops
355(12)
Introduction
355(2)
Applications for renewal
357(3)
Grounds for refusal
360(7)
PART 4 AGRICULTURAL LEASES
Chapter 15 Agricultural leases
367(28)
Introduction
367(4)
Types of agricultural tenancy
371(5)
General provisions regarding lease terms
376(19)
1991 Act tenancies: Security of tenure
395(22)
Tenant's compensation rights
400(8)
Succession to agricultural leases
408(5)
Dispute resolution
413(4)
Chapter 16 Crofts and small landholdings
417(10)
Crofts
417(7)
Cottars
424(3)
PART 5 RESIDENTIAL LEASES
Chapter 17 The private sector: Assured and regulated tenancies
427(78)
Introduction
427(1)
Statutory regulation of the private sector
428(3)
Private residential tenancies
431(9)
Private residential tenancies: Creation and terms
440(10)
Private residential tenancies: Assignation and sub-lets
450(11)
Assured tenancies: General
461(1)
Assured tenancies: Security of tenure and recovery of possession
462(11)
Assured tenancies: Other provisions
473(4)
Short assured tenancies
477(3)
Regulated tenancies: General
480(1)
Regulated tenancies: Security of tenure and recovery of possession
481(6)
Regulated tenancies: Fair rents
487(6)
Succession to tenancies
493(6)
Provisions common to regulated and assured tenancies
499(6)
Chapter 18 Social tenancies: Scottish secure tenancies
505(52)
Introduction
505(3)
Human Rights Act 1998
508(9)
Scottish secure tenancies
517(7)
Security of tenure and recovery of possession
524(15)
Succession to tenancy
539(4)
Lease terms and their variation
543(3)
Assignation, subletting and exchanges
546(4)
Short Scottish secure tenancies
550(7)
Chapter 19 Repairs and improvements
557(28)
Introduction
557(1)
Human Rights Act 1998
558(3)
Landlord's common law obligation
561(1)
The landlord's statutory obligations; the repairing standard
562(10)
Occupier's liability
572(4)
Statutory nuisance
576(4)
Right to repair
580(5)
Chapter 20 Private landlord regulation
585(20)
Introduction
585(1)
Antisocial behaviour notices
585(3)
Landlord registration
588(4)
Licensing of houses in multiple occupation (`HMOs')
592(3)
Overcrowding
595(3)
Tenancy deposits
598(4)
Regulation of short-term lets
602(3)
Chapter 21 Unfair lease terms
605(8)
Consumer Rights Act 2015
605(3)
Lease terms that may be unfair
608(5)
Appendix 1 Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1985, sections 4 to 7 613(4)
Appendix 2 Tenancy of Shops (Scotland) Act 1949 617(4)
Index 621
Lorna Richardson is a Lecturer in Commercial Law and Programme Director of the International Commercial Law and Practice LLM at Edinburgh University. She was a solicitor for seven years, practising as a commercial litigator, with major Scottish law firms prior to joining the University. She is a member of the Edinburgh Centre for Commercial Law.

Craig Anderson is a Lecturer in Law at Robert Gordon University, specialising in Property Law and Conveyancing. He is also the Head the LLB Law and Management courses. Before joining the University in 2006, Craig spent four years at Registers of Scotland, first as a Legal Researcher and subsequently as a Junior Legal Adviser.