Comprehensive guide to the Land Act of 1870 and its amendments.
This authoritative reference explains the rights, remedies, and procedures for landlords and tenants in Ireland, with practical forms, rules, and an index to help you navigate the law.
Designed for researchers, practitioners, and informed readers, this edition clarifies how compensation is calculated, who may claim it, and how improvements and disturbances are handled under the Act. It also covers the Ulster tenant-right and the various tenancies the Act affects, offering a practical framework for understanding the evolving landscape of farm tenure and purchase.
- Clear exposition of compensation for disturbance and improvements, including who can claim and how it is measured.
- Detailed discussion of tenancy types, rules for sales to tenants, and the powers of regulatory boards.
- Practical analysis of the Act, with references to key sections and real‑world scenarios.
- Complete forms, amending acts, rules, and a useful index to speed up research and application.
Ideal for readers involved in land tenure, tenancy disputes, or agricultural law in Ireland, as well as historians and professionals seeking a precise, usable reference.