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Rodger and McCulloch, The UK Competition Act: A New Era for UK Competition Law (2000)Specialist journals:European Competition Law Review (ECLR)Competition Law MonitorLAW AND LEGAL CHANGE IN THE TUDOR PERIODThis paper considers questions of legal change in England in the Tudor period, that is, between 1485 and 1603. Thecourse is divided into three sections: a short introductory section, and two roughly equal larger sections, as follows:1. Introduction: The ‘medieval inheritance’ and the themes of the course2. Particular change in municipal lawThis part of the course will examine two areas of change, one legislative, the other common law:(a) legislation: the Statute of Uses 1536, the Statutes of Wills 1540 and 1542;(b) common law: the action on the case of words; indebitatus assumpsit; ejectment for freeholders and copyholders.3. ‘The Broader Plane’This part of the course considers aspects of the ‘broader plane’ of new ways of thinking about the legal process andthe jurisprudence of the courts:(a) changes in fact-handling by the judges; the disappearance of oral tentative pleading; the rise of special verdictsand motions in banc;(b) changes in understanding of the role of the judges, and in expectations of the judges on the part of litigants andtheir advisors; the movement from ‘doctrine’ to ‘jurisprudence’; continued life in the ‘common learning’;(c) changes in the nature and function of law reporting;(d) the thesis that England was ‘sailing with the jurisprudential tide’ in comparison with changes in continentalEurope in this period.READINGGeneral texts:Baker, An Introduction to English Legal History (4th ed 2002)Detailed texts:Baker, English Law and the Renaissance [1985] CLJ 46Baker, The Law’s Two Bodies (2001), chs 1 and 3Baker, Oxford History of the Laws of England, vol 6, 1483-1558 (2003), ch 1English Law and the RenaissanceBaker and Milsom (eds), Sources of English Legal History (2nd ed 2010) (relevant parts) (primary source material forreference)64
Further guidance on reading will be given during the course.LANDLORD AND TENANT LAW1. The history and politics of statutory regulation of the residential landlord-tenant relationship.2. The regulation of residential tenancies in the private and public sectors: in particular security of tenure and grounds forpossession, rent control and rent setting, and statutory succession. Lectures will cover both the existing law (Rent Act1977, Housing Act 1988 and Housing Act 1985) and the Rented Homes Bill.3. Civil and criminal liability for harassment and unlawful eviction of residential occupiers.4. Protection of business tenants: Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, Part II.5. Human rights in the landlord and tenant context.READINGLaw Faculty’s Statutes on Landlord and Tenant (2009-2010)Rented Homes Bill 2007 (and Explanatory Notes)Allen, Property and the Human Rights Act 1998 (2005)Arden, Carter and Dymond, Quiet Enjoyment: Remedies for Harassment, Illegal Eviction and Other Anti-social Behaviour(6th ed 2002)Bridge, Assured Tenancies (1999)Bright, Landlord and Tenant Law in Context (2007)Bright (ed), Landlord and Tenant Law: Past, Present and Future (2006)Cowan and McDermont, Regulating Social Housing (2006)Evans and Smith, The Law of Landlord and Tenant (6th ed 2002)Davey, Landlord and Tenant Law (1999)Hughes and Lowe, Public Sector Housing Law (3rd ed 2000)Hughes, Davis, Matthew and Jones, Text and Materials on Housing Law (2004)Madge and Sephton, Housing Law Casebook (4th ed 2008)Morgan, Aspects of Housing Law (2nd ed 2007)Rodgers, Housing Law: Residential Security and Enfranchisement (2002)Rook, Property Law and Human Rights (2001)Sparkes, A New Landlord and Tenant (2001)Wilkie, Luxton, Morgan and Cole, Landlord and Tenant Law (5th ed 2006)Reference:Arden and Hunter, Manual of Housing Law (8th ed 2007)Halsbury’s Laws of England (5th ed, vol. 27(1)), Landlord and TenantHill and Redman’s Law of Landlord and Tenant (loose-leaf), Division B: Business TenanciesReynolds and Clarke, Renewal of Business Tenancies (3rd ed 2007)Woodfall, Landlord and Tenant (loose-leaf), vol. 2, ch. 22: Business Tenancies65
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