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People who are incapacitous and tenancy agreements

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Date:8 JUL 2024
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Jack Barber, Deans Court Chambers

This article considers the issues that arise when people who are found to lack capacity to manage their tenancy agreements are unable to comply with those agreements, the approach the courts take and how these can best be handled.

                                                                    The full article has published in the June issue of Family Law. 

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