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Tolerated Trespassers – the aftermath

by Giles Peaker | 19 Jun, 2006 | Housing law - All, secure-tenancy, Tolerated trespasser

[Edit. As it turned out, this was part 1 of a continuing series. See the bottom of the post] Little of this is likely to come as a surprise to anyone involved in housing law, but the after effects of Harlow DC v Hall [2006] EWCA Civ 156 rumble on. It is...

EU Citizen and Homeless?

by Giles Peaker | 7 Jun, 2006 | Homeless, Housing law - All

There was briefly a loophole. If, somehow, an EU citizen in England was on Income Support and became homeless, there was a way they could be eligible for housing assistance from local authorities under the Homelessness (England) Regulations 2000, because...

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