Periodic tenancies subject to a fetter on the tenant- doctrinal dilemmas?

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Pascoe, S. 2018. Periodic tenancies subject to a fetter on the tenant- doctrinal dilemmas? The Conveyancer and Property Lawyer. 82 (2), pp. 119-132.
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TitlePeriodic tenancies subject to a fetter on the tenant- doctrinal dilemmas?
AuthorsPascoe, S.
Abstract

This article analyses the legal status of periodic tenancies subject to a contractual fetter on the tenant's ability to terminate the tenancy. It considers the following issues: firstly, the significance of the issue where there is a fetter on the tenant; secondly, the problematic purported assimilation of tenancies for uncertain duration and periodic tenancies subject to a fetter; thirdly, the substantive nature of objections to fetters; fourthly, whether the judicial analysis of periodic tenancies is satisfactory; and lastly, the future of periodic tenancies.

Research GroupLaw and Politics
PublisherSweet and Maxwell
JournalThe Conveyancer and Property Lawyer
ISSN0010-8200
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Print12 Jun 2018
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Deposited03 May 2018
Accepted16 May 2018
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This is a pre-copyedited, author-produced version of an article accepted for publication in The Conveyancer and Property Lawyer following peer review. The definitive published version, Pascoe, Susan, Periodic tenancies subject to a fetter on the tenant - doctrinal dilemmas? Conv. 2018, 2, 119-132, is available online on Westlaw UK (http://legalresearch.westlaw.co.uk/).

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