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Häftad, Engelska, 2002
283 kr
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The development community in general and the World Bank in particular recognize the importance of access to telecommunications as an element within the agenda of economic development and poverty reduction. The World Bank has adopted a strategy that includes universal access to telecommunications as a goal. This paper outlines various approaches that can be integrated to help close the ""access gap"" to telecommunications where needed. These include: designing and implementing appropriate policies and regulations; acquiring both government subsidies and private investment funds; building institutions and human capacity to make best use of technology; and, analyzing, refining and publishing new approaches.
Häftad, Engelska, 2027
1 030 kr
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What are the legal considerations around houseboats? How are landlords regulated?Since 1978, this manual has been guiding practitioners through all areas of housing law. The book demonstrates how to practically apply different aspects of housing law. Key topics covered include the regulation of landlords, the security of tenure and eviction, anti-social behaviour and domestic breakdown. The 12th edition has been updated to include: - The Renters' Rights Act 2025- Social Housing (Regulation) Act 2023This manual is the definitive guide for practitioners, local government, local authorities, housing associations and students.This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Property and Land Law online service.
Häftad, Engelska, 2020
962 kr
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The first edition of what is now the Manual of Housing Law was published in 1978, as Housing: Security and Rent Control. From its second edition, when it became the Manual, it was the singular text which brought together housing law as a subject for practitioners starting out in housing law, non-specialist practitioners who need ready access to the subject, lay advisers and students both of housing studies and of law as well as officers of local authorities and housing associations. It is designed to enable the reader both to understand housing law as a whole and to apply it, whether to the problems of individuals or the policies and practices of landlords and local authorities. That is its central message: housing law is a subject not to be studied in the abstract but to be applied. It is also an invaluable reference guide for busy practitioners who need a quick answer or source of reference at their fingertips.Manual of Housing Law carries with it a history and wealth of experience. Andrew Arden has been writing about housing law for over 40 years. He is recognised as being at the forefront of the development of housing law, contributing to and helping to shape the subject through practice in leading housing cases up to the highest courts in the country over the same period. He has variously been described as the 'pre-eminent expert' on and 'godfather' of the subject. Andrew Dymond is a leading expert on housing law. Together, they provide the most authoritative introduction to this area of law, taking the reader through the complex landscape in a clear and accessible style.Contents include:classes of occupationsecurity of tenure and evictionrent and other chargesother terms and rightsprotection against rogue landlordsanti-social behaviourdomestic breakdownregulation of social landlordsmobile homes and houseboatshomelessness and allocationsdisrepair: contract and torthousing conditions: standards, environmental health, overcrowding, multiple occupation and licensingManual of Housing Law is an invaluable guide to the law in England and Wales for lawyers, advisers and students of housing law: anyone who masters this book has mastered housing law.