Marc Glover has been instructed as Prince Hussam's lead counsel in the dispute since 2023, having taken over from John Wardell KC (Wilberforce). Peter Arden KC (Erskine Chambers) and Geraint Jones KC (3 Paper Buildings), were engaged with Marc in the Petition hearing, along with Tanfield’s Hugh Rowan. Marc and Hugh were assisted Sami Allan, Pupil Barrister at Tanfield Chambers. Stephen Moverly-Smith KC (XXIV) and Adam Baradon KC (Blackstone) acted on behalf of MTC.
It is my modest purpose in A Practical Guide to the Law of Parking in Great Britain to give some measure of guidance to practitioners and would-be litigants in both Scotland and England & Wales which might, perhaps, lead to the resolution of their disputes without resort to the sort of complex and expensive litigation on which Lord Roger looks with such equanimity.
After years of talk on meaningful reform, will 2025 be the year that things begin to change?
Seasons Greeting's from Tanfield. Our festive opening times are as follows: Tuesday
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After 5 days of evidence and submissions, the Court has handed down judgment in the case of Butt v Butt & Ors [2024] EWHC 3222 (Ch).
Edward Denehan, a barrister at Tanfield Chambers, discusses the Supreme Court's ruling
A Practical Guide to the Law of Parking in Great Britain, for the first time ever gives clear and comprehensible guidance for all who want to know what is the answer, under the law of England, and of Scotland, to that deceptively simple question, "Can I park here?"
Essential reading for those who are involved in building safety.
Tanfield Chambers are delighted to announce that Richard Granby has been appointed to sit as a Recorder and is assigned to sit in Crime on the South Eastern Circuit with effect from 18th November 2024.
Chisty Burzio speaks for the BBC Radio 4's "The Law Show"
Today, 31 October 2024, changes to the Building Safety Act 2022 brought about by the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2022, come into force by The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 (Commencement No. 1) Regulations 2024 (SI 2024 No. 1018). By regulation 2, these include changes to remediation orders and remediation contribution orders.
Robert Bowker considers how the FTT has dealt with fire safety cases where an improvement notice under the Housing Act 2004 has been served and an application for a remediation order under s. 123 of the Building Safety Act 2022 has been made.
