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Leasehold estate
About: Leasehold estate is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 1589 publications have been published within this topic receiving 21480 citations. The topic is also known as: leasehold & tenancy.
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TL;DR: According to the World Bank's data on population living in slums (% of urban population) in Iran in 2018 was 25% which is slightly higher than the rate 23% of upper-middle-income countries as discussed by the authors .
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Purpose
The housing policies targeting low-income households have not been effective to address the housing needs of target groups in Iran over the past four decades. According to the World Bank’s data on population living in slums (% of urban population) in Iran in 2018 was 25% which is slightly higher than the rate 23% of upper-middle-income countries. This study aims to understand what major revisions are required in the process of housing policymaking to have more effective policies.
Design/methodology/approach
The authors conduct one-to-one interviews with 41 housing experts and apply discourse analysis and interpretive–structural modeling to achieve the goals.
Findings
The panel of experts argue that the success of housing policies in Iran depends on the following: all academic disciplines should be included in the process of housing policymaking process; land policymaking should be modified; housing policy is a regional issue, and it should be designed and implemented differently in each province; main modifications are required in the tax and tenancy system; and new policies are required to push vacant houses into the rental market.
Originality/value
This study is a prescriptive study based on a general trend (four decades).
TL;DR: In this paper , the authors aim to enlighten the legal rights and limitations of a landlord and a tenant in the context of a lease and their interactions with each other, in a developing country such as Bangladesh.
Abstract: The friction between the participants of a lease isn’t a newfangled aspect, such has been in existence over long periods of time. However, recent developing events allude to the exponential enumeration of such kerfuffle. Enactments addressing such issues and providing easement have been in performance since the independence of the Indian subcontinent, which underwent multiple repeal and reenactments pertaining to adapting it to the need of the respective time. Principle of Equity suggests vigilant bus non-dormant bus Jura subventions i.e., to be legally aware and to act promptly furthermore, Bangladesh is a developing nation where multiple sources imply the literacy level to be up to seventy percent (70%), however, legal knowledge is not as widely prevalent as it should be. Not much research has been done on the current topic hence; this study aspires to enlighten the legal rights and limitations of a landlord and a tenant. Through the route of this study, it has been recurringly proven that the concept of rental payment mainly dictates the course of law. A tenant continues to be one so long the rent is cleared and is willing to abide by the regulations of tenancy without fashioning a lump and the landlord without reasonable grounds and bonafide requirements cannot evict a tenant.
25 Jan 2022
TL;DR: A glance at the legal reality shows a highly differentiated picture of contract types, with the discrete contract only representing one end on a spectrum which extends to networks of rising complexity up to hierarchical organisations as discussed by the authors .
Abstract: The discrete contract is a largely underlying concept of the contractual provisions in civil codes. In addition, the law also recognises continuing obligations (tenancy agreement, employment contract) and articles of association. A glance at the legal reality shows a highly differentiated picture of contract types, with the discrete contract only representing one end on a spectrum which extends to networks of rising complexity up to hierarchical organisations (e.g., corporations). Why do networks exist and what is the role of law to regulate them?
31 Oct 2022
TL;DR: The Irish Home Rule question was catapulted to the top of the British political agenda in 1868 with William Ewart Gladstone making it a centrepiece of his election campaign as mentioned in this paper .
Abstract: The Irish Home Rule question was catapulted to the top of the British political agenda in 1868 with William Ewart Gladstone making it a centrepiece of his election campaign. As a result, the Irish land question flourished in British public debate around the same time that Naoroji was conceptualizing his labour theory of value. It is hardly surprising that in Naoroji's comparative political economy, British commentary on the condition of Ireland was an ever-present foil to the situation in India. Moreover, the elite commentary on Irish agrarian distress, tenancy rights and British rule was an important historical antecedent to Naoroji's own concerns since questions of Irish proprietary right resembled those of the subcontinent. Nevertheless, Naoroji parted ways with major policy interventions on the Irish question by influential pundits like J. S. Mill who initially advocated land nationalization, switching later to a doctrine of owner-occupation, or persisted with archaic economic doctrines like that of the wage fund. Sensitive to the Irish debate but not repeating it, Naoroji charted his own vision for commercial society that reinstated natural justice by minimizing the colonial state's financial monopoly.