Publications: Speakers Corner

David Holland QC (Landmark) – Some (random) thoughts on my first post-covid remote hearing

David Holland QC shares his thoughts on the pros and cons of remote hearings. Click here to read the article.

21st Apr 2020 Covid-19 Read more

Tim Morshead, QC (Landmark) – The law and COVID-19: The legal consequences of the prime minister’s muddle about the government’s own rules

Tim Morshead QC critically evaluates the current legal position surrounding Covid-19 here.

17th Apr 2020 Covid-19 Read more

Brooke Lyne and Nicholas Grant (Landmark) – Why Injunctions are More Important than Ever

The special measures currently in place due to Covid-19 have meant that injunctions have gained in practical importance. Brooke Lyne and Nicholas Grant of Landmark Chambers explain why here

17th Apr 2020 Covid-19 Read more

Andrew Walker QC (Maitland Chambers): It takes two to tango’ – Disposals in breach of contractual rights – don’t forget the tort

Andrew Walker QC considers economic torts by reference to practical examples and relevant case law. Click here to read the article.

6th Apr 2020 Publications Read more

Andrew Walker QC (Maitland Chambers) and Rob Nicholson (Ashfords Solicitors): Forfeiture beyond the Covid-19 moratorium

Andrew Walker QC and Rob Nicholson look to the future, considering the fine balance between the interests of landlords and tenants, and how the Government or the courts might mitigate the effects of the pandemic. Click here to read the article.

6th Apr 2020 News Read more

James Hanham (Maitland) – JOINT VENTURES: A PROTEAN CONCEPT IN PROPERTY LITIGATION

James Hanham considers joint ventures in the context of the recent first instance decision of Russel v Cartwright & ors [2020] EWHC 31. Click here to read the article.

24th Feb 2020 Publications Read more

Byroni Kleopa and Clare Anslow (Hardwicke) – Rent Repayment Orders – What’s the Big Deal?

Byroni Kleopa and Clare Anslow consider the consequences landlords can face for failing to license a house in multiple occupation. Click here to read the article.

24th Feb 2020 Publications Read more

Andrew Walker QC (Maitland Chambers) – Implied terms that consent is “not to be unreasonably withheld”

Andrew Walker QC considers issues relating to restrictive covenants and consent by reference to current case law. Click here to read the article.

13th Feb 2020 News Read more

Andrew Skelly (Hardwicke) – Fencing Easement?

Andrew Skelly considers fencing easements and covenants with particular focus on Churston Golf Club Ltd v Haddock. Click here to read the article.

22nd Nov 2019 News Read more

Stephen Jourdan QC (Falcon Chambers) – CVAs after the Debenhams decision

Stephen Jourdan QC reflects how CVAs are likely to develop in light of Norris J’s recent decision on the Debenhams CVA. Click here to read the article.

11th Nov 2019 News Read more