Property & Real Estate Barristers
Disputes
Applying for first registration of title – the danger of allowing passion to prevail over pragmatism
2nd December 2022
In the First-tier Tribunal case of Dunlop v Romanoff the critical issue was whether the governing description of land...
Upper Tribunal clarifies meaning of “reasonably incurred” in s.19(1) Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 for waking watch costs
3rd November 2022
Assethold Ltd v Alexandra Adam and 14 other leaseholders of Corben Mews [2022] UKUT (LC) Mark Loveday and Richard Miller...
High Court dismisses claim for damages for negligent breach of duty against planning authority
25th October 2022
Primavera Associates Limited v Hertsmere Borough Council [2022] EWHC 2685 (Ch) Michael Walsh has successfully defended...
Disputing Grounds for Possession and Property Guardians
24th August 2022
Global 100 Ltd v Laleva [2021] EWCA Civ 1835; [2022] 1 W.L.R. 1046 In this recent decision, the Court of Appeal gave...
Tanfield Talks series: Contested Probate and Disputes Arising in the Administration of Estates
4th June 2020
Barristers: Charles Joseph, Adrian Carr, Olivia Murphy and Gwyn Evans Charles Joseph, Adrian Carr, Olivia Murphy and Gwyn...
Contested Probate and Disputes Arising in the Administration of Estates Talk – 16th October 2019
16th Oct 2019, 09:00 to 13:00
Charles Joseph, Adrian Carr and Gwyn Evans will be offering practical advice and insights from their practices at Tanfield...
‘Location, location, location’ requires ‘preparation, preparation, preparation’: Evidence in boundary disputes and claims for adverse possession
14th February 2018
Those who practise in the field of boundary disputes and adverse possession will appreciate that the law in this area is...
Mediation is the most sensible way to resolve service charge disputes
13th January 2016
Mediation is the most sensible way to resolve service charge disputes. It is fast, cost-effective and flexible and it can...
Arbitration in landlord and tenant disputes
30th November 2015
Most landlord and tenant disputes end up in court. From the perspective of landlords, this can be a lengthy, frustrating, and...