Commercial Contracts
- Sale and Purchase of businesses. - General Commercial contracts. - Contracts for the provision of services.
Case Profile
Wills & Probate: Commercial/General: Crime: - CGP Ltd v. CM Ltd: Complex dispute involving a residential Lease; disrepair; responsibility for repairs; lease rectification and extension. The claim's value was £550,000 on a property of £5,500,000. - LP v. 459 WB Ltd : Lease dispute in New York Co-Op building as to responsibility for extensive water damage. Value of claim USD 750,000, on a property of USD 10,000.000. - LB Camden v P: Breach of HMO Regulations regarding S257 Housing Act 2004. - M v. C: An application for an Order for Sale over five properties for a judgment debt of £1,250,000. High Court Trial over three days. - CEC Ltd. v OI Inc.: Commercial Lease dispute involving a US Company. - G v. AC Limited: Commercial Landlord & Tenant dispute; application to set aside Judgment involving substantial company issues. Together with an application to unfreeze bank accounts. - W v S: Acted in a Mediation of a Commercial Tenancy dispute. - M v S: A trial before the Land Valuation Tribunal involving a boundary dispute under the Land Registration Act 2003 and an adverse possession claim. - Re: Shooter Hill Road: Lease Extension and Alterations Dispute. - Re: Fieldhead Gardens: Advising on Title Deeds in a development. - A Ltd v. S: Commercial Property dispute involving forfeiture of a Pub Tenancy. - Re: H. Estate: Probate matter involving a beneficiary dispute with the administrator of the Estate. - Re: B. Estate: Removal of Personal Representative, Order for Sale and Occupation Rent. - Re: P. Estate: Will challenge on the grounds of Testamentary Capacity and Want of Knowledge and Approval. Issues as to Undue Influence, Order for Sale and Occupation rent. - Inland Revenue v. AME Limited: A High Court application to set aside a freezing order over company bank accounts obtained by Inland Revenue for a debt of £70,000. - Re: RT Ltd: Advising on a corporate dispute involving share transfers. - Re: WS: Application to set aside a Statutory Demand and annul a Bankruptcy Order. - LMS Ltd. v. RP. Application to set aside Judgment obtained in default. - K v Hampshire CC: Judicial Review case regarding placement of a child in a care home. - D v PJB: Personal Injury case involving White Finger Vibration syndrome. - GTC v SI Ltd: International contract dispute involving the validity of an exclusivity agreement and frustration. - Re: LE in Bankruptcy .: Advising on cross-jurisdictional proceedings for bankruptcy between Cyprus and UK law. - R v C: Burglary and Affray. Crown Court trial. - R v W: B exley Youth Court: Breach of Dispersal Order. - R v. C: Affray. Crown Court trial. - R v. D: Magistrates Court Trial. Speeding, high speed-disqualification. - R v N: Crown Court Affray trial; multi-handed Defence trial that continued for three weeks.
Memberships & Advisory
- Chancery Bar Association - The Property Bar Association. - Lincoln's Inn - Member of the National Residential Landlords Association.
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