Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive study of the legal and social relationships between landlords and tenants in England and Scotland was first published in the late 19th century. Written by William E. Bear, a well-respected lawyer and legal scholar, this book offers a detailed examination of the history and current state of landlord-tenant relations, and continues to be an important reference for students of British legal history.
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