Introductory tenancies pass Human Rights Act test
Series: DETR News Release ; (087) 19 February 2001, 2Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: The DETR has written to local housing authorities highlighting a recent High Court judicial review case. The case was brought by two tenants against Bracknell Forest District Council and sought to prove that the Introductory Tenancy regime was incompatible with several Article in the European Convention on Human Rights. The claim was dismissed| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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The DETR has written to local housing authorities highlighting a recent High Court judicial review case. The case was brought by two tenants against Bracknell Forest District Council and sought to prove that the Introductory Tenancy regime was incompatible with several Article in the European Convention on Human Rights. The claim was dismissed