Harassment and eviction

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Madge, N

Language: English Series: New Law Journal ; 143(6604) 11 June 1993, 844-846; 143(6605) 18 JunePublication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Claims for damages for compensation for loss following harassment or eviction can be made in various ways; this article looks at breach of contract, claims in tort and under Housing Act 1988 ss27 and 28. Refers to case law and includes examples of damages awarded.

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Claims for damages for compensation for loss following harassment or eviction can be made in various ways; this article looks at breach of contract, claims in tort and under Housing Act 1988 ss27 and 28. Refers to case law and includes examples of damages awarded.

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