
Housing Management alert
07/05/2009
In allowing the appeal by a housing association against a county court decision to only grant a suspended possession order against...
I am a property dispute resolution lawyer advising landowners, landlords and tenants across a range of sectors. I act for NHS bodies, commercial developers, local authorities and registered providers of social housing. I also have experience on telecoms matters. At any one time I might be advising clients on issues as diverse as business lease renewals, easement and boundary disputes, adverse possession, squatters, drainage/sewage, break notices and dilapidations.
My work regularly involves providing initial risk management advice, in an effort to help clients resolve potential disputes at an early stage, as well as steering clients toward alternative dispute resolution where appropriate. I also handle County Court litigation.
In allowing the appeal by a housing association against a county court decision to only grant a suspended possession order against...
The new regulator of social housing, the Tenant Services Authority (“TSA”), has now published its proposed regulatory framework...
Saxon Weald Homes Limited v Dayne Chadwick – There but for the grace of god…
In March 2002, Dacorum Borough Council granted a joint introductory tenancy to Mr and Mrs Sims which, in March 2003, became a...
Kevin Dawson lives and breathes his cases; he has a great eye for detail and gives careful and sound advice on both substantive and procedural matters – he is a really safe pair of hands.
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