Renting, the law and human rights

Padraic Kenna

Renting, the law and human rights

Padraic Kenna

Law

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Abstract

This chapter examines rented housing (both private and social) in Ireland in the context of tenancy law and human rights. Significant recent cases, where the European Convention on Human Rights has had a major impact, are considered. The chapter also examines the impact of EU law, particularly consumer law, on rented housing law in Ireland.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Title of host publication	Renting in Ireland, The Social, Voluntary and Private Sectors
Publisher	Institute of Public Administration
ISBN (Electronic)	9781910393017]
ISBN (Print)	9781910393017]
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2014

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Kenna, P. & Sidoli del Ceno, J.

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Renting, the law and human rights

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