Olser v Olser [2023] EWHC 1270 (Ch)
Dov Ohrenstein, instructed by Roythornes Solicitors appeared for the successful respondents in Osler v Osler [2023] EWHC 1270 (Ch) in which Monty KC (sitting as a High Court Judge) handed down judgment today on the question of whether or not the court can entertain a renewed oral application for permission to appeal an arbitral award […]
Peter Crampin KC
Radcliffe Chambers Junior Programme Schedule 2023
In 2023 we will be offering a variety of in-person events and webinars of our Junior Programme! Our in-person events will have a short talk hosted by our junior barristers and will be followed by drinks and networking. We will host talks on a range of topics spanning all of our practice areas so our […]
Robert Pearce KC
Pretoria Energy v Blankney Estates [2023] EWCA Civ 482
Dov Ohrenstein, instructed by Roythornes Limited, was successful for the Respondent in the Court of Appeal: Pretoria Energy Company (Chittering) Limited v Blankney Estates Limited [2023] EWCA Civ 482. The subject of the appeal was whether a signed document marked “Heads of Terms” but not marked “subject to contract” included a binding agreement for a […]
Kate Selway KC
Her core areas of practice are trusts (including the taxation of trusts); all aspects of real property, and landlord and tenant; wills, probate and the administration of estates; charities; Court of Protection; and professional negligence. She was appointed to the Attorney General’s A Panel of Counsel in 2016. Kate undertakes extensive advisory work in all areas of her […]
‘Break clauses and Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd’ and ‘Interfering with easements’ (Radcliffe talks Real Estate)
Join us for ‘Break clauses and Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd‘ and ‘Interfering with easements’ presented by Marie-Claire Bleasdale and Matthew Mills on Friday, 1 October 11:00AM – 12:00PM. Marie-Claire will review the law applicable to break clauses and break notices and the recent Court of Appeal decision on whether a […]
‘The Road from Heydon’s Case, via Ramsay, to Hurstwood’ an article by Clive Moys
Clive Moys has written a piece for the September issue of Valuer titled ‘The Road from Heydon’s Case, via Ramsay, to Hurstwood’. In this article, Clive takes a look at the evolution of the ‘Law of Rating’, from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in 1584, onwards. Read the full article, here.
Edward Cousins
Chancery Guide 2022: 10 Key Points
The new edition of the Chancery Guide came into force on 29 July 2022. It has been completely re-written to reflect best practice and substantial changes in the working of the courts since the last edition and in particular since the Business and Property Courts were set up in July 2017. In this short video, […]