Detecting a sham

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Colbey, R

Series: New Law Journal ; 151(7006) 2 November 2001, 1612-1613(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at attempts by landlords to defeat tenants' rights. Discusses the decision in the recent case of "Bankway Properties v Penfold-Dunsford"(2001); previous cases on the subject and how the cases compare. See ABS64170.

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Looks at attempts by landlords to defeat tenants' rights. Discusses the decision in the recent case of "Bankway Properties v Penfold-Dunsford"(2001); previous cases on the subject and how the cases compare. See ABS64170.

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