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Property Disputes weekly highlights—14 March 2019

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Published on: 14 March 2019
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This week’s edition of Property Disputes highlights includes: analysis of the key points of the Tenant Fees Act 2019, a case in which the ‘right to rent’ scheme was held to be discriminatory, a case in which the court held that a covenant to provide services was wider than a covenant to repair and a case in which the Upper Tribunal considered the meaning of the ‘outlook’ of a property in connection with an application for modification of a restrictive covenant.

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