Existence and scope of rights of way arising by necessity.

Richard acted for the defendant in a claim by a teenager who had suffered injury during “play” in which pieces of bark were being thrown by the participants.

Established a positive obligation on a landlord to maintain an electricity supply to holiday chalet occupiers.

Whether a prescriptive right of way would be acquired by criminal acts contrary to s.193(6) Law of Property Act 1925.

The owner of the business did not sell alcohol for the purposes of the Licensing Act 1964 (as amended) and could not be criminally liable for under-age sales made by staff at the premises.

Interlocutory injunction in respect of the high-profile Bath Spa dispute, AK (as solicitor) acting for Mowlem throughout.

Estoppels arising from subject to contract negotiations and the clean hand defence.

Care – immigration – family subject to removal directions. Father implied he might kill himself and children. Assessments found no real risk to children. Parents supporting continuation of care proceedings – whether proceedings to continue.

Guidance given on what amounted to proper service of notices, including summonses, under s329 TCPA and s233 Local Government Act 1972.

Set-offs for rent in partnership actions for an account.