Effect of the general boundaries rule on registered title to land, and its effect on the ability to rectify a registered title (led by Leslie Blohm QC).

Richard acted for two claimants in respect of defects to two new dwelling houses which required the properties to be re-constructed.

A dispute between a potential purchaser and developers of new-build residential properties. The purchaser wished to be released from his contract and argued that the developers’ solicitors had inadvertently repudiated the contract.

Acting for private lender in claim to enforce a charge over a property. 3 day trial in the County Court.

Acting for a property owner in a boundary dispute. 2 day trial in the County Court.

Acting for house owners in a dispute concerning a boundary, a parking easement and a right of way over part of their garden. Issues included the construction of a deed, the existence of a quasi-easement and

High Court appeal from Land Registry Adjudicator concerning adverse possession and estoppel.

Richard defended a claim in respect of subsidence of residential property due to tree root activity.

Acting for the purchaser of a house in a dispute concerning an overage clause and an obligation to apply for planning permission to develop the property. 3 day trial in the County Court.

Acting for a farmer in a dispute concerning a right of way over a private drive to the adjoining farm. The issues included the construction of a deed granting the right and the obtaining of a

In the Court of Appeal in an action concerning the interaction of boundary agreements and s2 of the Law of Property Act.

Acting for landowner in a claim for possession of land which the defendant claimed to have acquired by adverse possession. 2 day trial in the County Court.