BARRISTER OVERVIEW
John is a very experienced adviser and advocate in real estate and chancery litigation.
John is a very experienced adviser and advocate in real estate- and chancery litigation, an area in which he has specialised for over 25 years.
John is ranked in Band 1 for real estate litigation and chancery in Chambers UK and is one of Legal 500’s leading individuals. Chambers UK describe him as “an exceptional barrister both in terms of his judgment and his people skills and as good as any senior junior in the country.”
He is the author of Land Licences (Jordans Publishing 2011), for which Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury wrote the foreword. Follow him on Twitter @sharples_john for updates on property cases, legislation, regulation and market developments.
John has a First Class degree in law from Oxford University and Masters degrees from Cambridge University and the University of Pennsylvania. Before coming to the Bar he worked as an Attorney in a Wall Street law firm, where he was involved in major international commercial litigation.
He has a wide ranging, litigation-based practice covering all aspects of real estate especially sales of land, easements, restrictive covenants, options/rights of pre-emption, overages, land registration, boundaries and adverse possession), commercial-agricultural-and residential landlord and tenant, and associated professional negligence. He is also a qualified mediator.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
QUALIFICATIONS
John Sharples is regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) and holds a current practising certificate. If you are not satisfied with the service provided, please read here.
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Podcast
October 4, 2023
Measured duty of care
St John’s Chambers Real Estate team have created a compelling channel for property lawyers which will provide news, insights, and some personality to complex legal cases. Our podcasts will convey…
Articles & Publications
October 2, 2022
Trusts of land: What justifies the award of occupation rent?
John Sharples acted for the successful respondents to the appeal and at first instance in Ali v Khatib [2022]. Ali illustrates the importance of properly analysing the nature of the…
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SEMINARS & EVENTS
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PAST EVENTS
November 9, 2016
Mediating Contentious Probate Claims
Location: Swansea
Venue:
Liberty Stadium