Richard is acting for the defendant architect in £1m plus claim brought by the owner of a refurbished mansion following flooding of the property due to the escape of water from the fire suppression system.

The Administrative Court sitting in Birmingham has, after a fully contested hearing, refused to grant judicial review of a decision not to register Pen Mill Field in Yeovil as a Town or Village Green. Leslie Blohm

John acted for the successful defendant over whose land the claimant had asserted a right of way by implication and/or prescription.

Guy acted on application to strike out claims to a right of way as being res judicata or an abuse of process in connection with a dispute that started in the early 1970s. Raised issues concerning

Whether an occupancy agreement relating to a manager’s use of a caravan site fell into Part II Landlord and Tenant Act 1957.

The effect of discontinuance of a Judicial Review Claim where others would wish to take it over.

Richard defended £1m claim for flooding of agricultural land and a paint balling operation.

Defending claims in respect of alleged encroachment on mining rights by the sinking of piles for a new development through the minerals below – issues of liability and quantum based upon the chance of the mine

John acted for a party who had failed to comply with the terms of an option to purchase land but successfully argued the vendor was estopped or had waived compliance with the option mechanism by failing

Leslie Blohm QC acted on behalf of the Appellants in the case Devine and Laverty v Welsh Ministers (Beatson J, 27th. January 2011). The Court was asked to quash a decision of the Welsh Ministers to

Acted at first instance and on appeal in successful claim to set aside declaration of trust in favour of trust for undue influence.

An appeal to the High Court from the Adjudicator to Land Registry of an application for rectification of the registered title for the removal of a reference to a right of way, based upon the interpretation