Olivia Wilson (Pupil)
Prior to commencing pupillage Olivia worked in the corporate department of a well-regarded regional solicitors’ firm. She was involved in restructuring, share sales and other corporate matters. Olivia read Theology and Religious Studies at Keble College, Oxford prior to completing the law conversion and Bar Practice Course at The University of Law, achieving the classification […]
James Anson-Holland (Pupil)
Before starting pupillage at Radcliffe Chambers, James practiced law in New Zealand and the Cayman Islands. He has experience with heavy private client, insolvency, and commercial disputes that often have a cross-border element. He has acted (both led and unled) in cases at various levels, including the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. James received […]
‘Break clauses and Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd’ and ‘Interfering with easements’ (Radcliffe talks Real Estate)
In this webinar, Marie-Claire Bleasdale reviews the law applicable to break clauses and break notices and the recent Court of Appeal decision on whether a tenant’s break notice was effective in Capitol Park Leeds Plc v Global Radio Services Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 995. Matthew Mills discusses what amounts to an actionable interference with an […]
Proprietary Estoppel and Farming Cases and Unlawful interference with land – Junior Programme: Real Estate
Junior Programme: Property webinar on “Proprietary Estoppel and Farming Cases” and “Unlawful interference with land” presented by Jonathan Edwards and Natalie Pratt. Proprietary Estoppel and Farming Cases Jonathan Edwards will discuss how the court weighs up proprietary estoppel claims and decides what relief to grant in farming cases, looking specifically at some of the more […]
Radcliffe Talks Real Estate: The impact of the pandemic on property litigation – 28 July 2020
In this episode of Radcliffe Talks Real Estate, Matthew Mills will be joined by Michael Ellis of Wilsons to discuss the impact of the pandemic on the various stages of property litigation, all the way from pre-action correspondence to remote hearings. They will discuss some of the key legal developments and give practical tips to property […]
Webinar: Radcliffe Talks Real Estate: Mediation and surveyors – 7 July 2020
In this, the second episode of the Radcliffe talks Real Estate series, Simon Williams invites Ben Devonport of HartDixon to discuss the disputes encountered in a building surveyor’s practice and how they might be resolved by mediation. Ben will describe a number of common scenarios faced by him in his day to day practice as a […]
Webinar: Radcliffe talks Real Estate – Rating and Valuation
In this, the first episode of the Radcliffe talks Real Estate series, Clive Moys invites Tim Johnson of CBRE to discuss three important rating and valuation issues facing occupiers, owners, investors, developers and funders: 2021 revaluation has been postponed. Who are the winners and losers? What temporary, mandatory and discretionary reliefs are available for reducing […]
Junior Programme: Litigation – 26th September 2019
Our Junior Programme event taking place on Thursday 26th September 2019 will focus on litigation. Our Speakers are: Nicholas Macklam – Alternative Dispute Resolution Matthew Mills – Oh give it up! Disclosure in 2019 Timings 17:30 – Registration and networking 18:00 – Presentation and questions 19:00 – Drinks and further networking 20:30 – Close Junior Programme […]
Video: Radcliffe talks Real Estate: Buying a dud: fraud, negligence and misselling
In this webinar, Jeremy Cousins KC and Peter Dodge of Radcliffe Chambers, and Rob Hailstone of the Bold Legal Group, present an update on identity fraud, APP fraud, escalating ground rents and EWS1 forms. Radcliffe talks Real Estate is a series of short and informative webinars, offering a quick update on issues that matter. This […]
Favourite Cases: Central London Property Trust v High Trees House – Article by Paul Burton
When Central London Property Trust v High Trees House was called on for hearing, few of those involved, including counsel, would have expected it to be anything other than a fairly ordinary landlord and tenant case. Lord Denning had other ideas. Paul Burton selects the influential decision as one of his favourite cases. Read the […]
