Table of contents
Distress for rent: will landlords lose their rights?
I. TraversExamines the Law Commission report which recommends the abolitionof the remedy of distress for rent. Discusses the advantages of distressto landlords, the disadvantages, distress…
Interrelationships between manufacturing firms and accommodation in the rented sector: theoretical perspectives
J. HenneberryConsiders the interrelationships between manufacturing firms andtheir accommodation in the rented sector of the industrial propertymarket. Discusses the implications for the…
A comparison of UK/USA and European business parks
A. BurtAttempts to explain the similarities and differences betweenEuropean business parks and those found in the United Kingdom and USA.Considers a definition of the business park…
Pro‐active premises management – the premises policy
B.J. VarcoePresents an approach to premises management that provides a way ofcreating proactive flexibility in a naturally rigid entity. Considersthe needs of modern business, the business…
Very sheltered high‐rise housing in Birmingham
D.J. PriestnallDiscusses the management aspects of the successful use of high‐riseaccommodation in the United Kingdom, with particular reference to thelarge number of multi‐storey flats in…
Protecting the building owner and occupier – latent defects insurance or collateral warranties?
P. WordleyExamines the respective concepts of collateral warranties andlatent defects insurance, and the strengths and weaknesses of eacharrangement. Discusses the objective or protecting…
Gateway to enterprise – the Treforest environment study
G. Prescott, S. GronowConsiders the feasibility study of environmental improvementscarried out at Treforest, Mid‐Glamorgan, involving direct highereducation participation. Discusses the funding for the…
Recent developments in office lighting
G. BrownDescribes the rapid technical development that took place in thelighting industry in the 1980s, driven by energy cost pressures.Discusses product development, office lighting…
Allocation of service charges contributions
J.E. AdamsExamines various methods of allocating service chargecontributions. Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of allocationsby floor areas, rateable values, degree of use, stated…
BRIEFING: The Environmental Protection Act 1990
G. WatersonConcentrates on those provisions of the Environmental ProtectionAct 1990 which directly affect the property manager in general practice.Discusses the background to the Act, Part…
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- Professor Graham Squires