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Housing Act 1988: Primary legislation governing residential tenancies in England and Wales. Sets out grounds for possession and notice requirements. Key for any form of tenancy agreement that might exist with the family member.

Protection from Eviction Act 1977: Makes illegal eviction a criminal offense and establishes requirements for lawful eviction. Ensures proper notice periods must be given and prohibits harassment of occupiers.

Housing Act 1996: Contains important provisions about occupation rights and helps determine the legal status of occupiers in a property.

Common Law Rights: Establishes basic rights for licensees, which family members typically are. Defines what constitutes reasonable notice periods for non-tenancy arrangements.

Family Law Act 1996: Crucial for cases involving matrimonial rights. Determines occupation rights particularly in cases involving married couples or civil partnerships.

Human Rights Act 1998: Incorporates Article 8 rights (respect for private and family life) into UK law. Requires consideration of proportionality in eviction cases.

Deasy's Act 1860: Establishes fundamental principles of landlord and tenant law that may be relevant even in family member eviction cases.