Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law, and McGregor Fellow at New College, Oxford.

The overall standard of authorship and scholarship is high...Future directions in the law are given good coverage and are an integral part of the book, which makes this book recommended reading for policy makers and would-be legislators. Stanley Jacobs Solicitors Journal Vol 151, No 3 Jan 2007 ...there is much here from which the agricultural practitioner can benefit...What it does, very successfully, is to provide an intellectual background to the purpose of landlord and tenant law. Geoff Whittaker The Bulletin of the Agricultural Law Association Issue 47 Winter 06/07 ...a useful addition to housing law libraries for all who are interested in this area of law. Tessa Shepperson Landlord-Law October 2006 ... thorough and imaginative...a collection that should be obligatory reading for anyone with a serious interest in the social and economic functions of the law of landlord and tenant... Chris Rodgers The Law Quarterly Review October 2007- volume 123

• Notes on Contributors Introduction 1. Landlord and Tenant Law: Mapping the Recent Past, Derek Wood 2. 'Street v Mountford' Revisited, Susan Bright 3. Judicial Directions in Landlord and Tenant law: Different Policies for Different Sectors, Sarah Blandy and Caroline Hunter 4. Commercial Leases Past and Present: The Contribution of the Law Commission, Stuart Bridge 5. Commercial Leases: Future Directions, Sandi Murdoch 6. Agricultural Tenancies: Past and Present, HAC Densham 7. Agricultural Tenancies: Future Directions, Michael Cardwell 8. Long Residential Leases: Past and Present, Martin Davey 9. Long Residential Leases: Future Directions, David Clarke 10. Housing Law: Past and Present, Andrew Arden and Martin Partington 11. Housing Law: Future Directions, Andrew Arden and Martin Partington 12. Recent Developments in Australian Residential Tenancies Laws Marcia Neave 13. Impoverished Tenants in 20th Century America Richard H Chused

Susan Bright is Professor of Land Law, and McGregor Fellow at New College, Oxford.

The overall standard of authorship and scholarship is high...Future directions in the law are given good coverage and are an integral part of the book, which makes this book recommended reading for policy makers and would-be legislators. Stanley Jacobs Solicitors Journal Vol 151, No 3 Jan 2007 ...there is much here from which the agricultural practitioner can benefit...What it does, very successfully, is to provide an intellectual background to the purpose of landlord and tenant law. Geoff Whittaker The Bulletin of the Agricultural Law Association Issue 47 Winter 06/07 ...a useful addition to housing law libraries for all who are interested in this area of law. Tessa Shepperson Landlord-Law October 2006 ... thorough and imaginative...a collection that should be obligatory reading for anyone with a serious interest in the social and economic functions of the law of landlord and tenant... Chris Rodgers The Law Quarterly Review October 2007- volume 123

• Notes on Contributors Introduction 1. Landlord and Tenant Law: Mapping the Recent Past, Derek Wood 2. 'Street v Mountford' Revisited, Susan Bright 3. Judicial Directions in Landlord and Tenant law: Different Policies for Different Sectors, Sarah Blandy and Caroline Hunter 4. Commercial Leases Past and Present: The Contribution of the Law Commission, Stuart Bridge 5. Commercial Leases: Future Directions, Sandi Murdoch 6. Agricultural Tenancies: Past and Present, HAC Densham 7. Agricultural Tenancies: Future Directions, Michael Cardwell 8. Long Residential Leases: Past and Present, Martin Davey 9. Long Residential Leases: Future Directions, David Clarke 10. Housing Law: Past and Present, Andrew Arden and Martin Partington 11. Housing Law: Future Directions, Andrew Arden and Martin Partington 12. Recent Developments in Australian Residential Tenancies Laws Marcia Neave 13. Impoverished Tenants in 20th Century America Richard H Chused