Barbara Zeitler discusses how the Council complied with their duty when serving a Notice to a disabled tenant whose disability caused them to scream and shout words and sentences at night despite not explicitly carrying out a PSED assessment in relation to the High Court case of R (aoa Fisher) -v- Durham County Council [2020] EWHC 1277 (Admin), 21 May 2020.
Ben Doyle, James Culverwell and Matthew Gillett, junior barristers in our Property team, discuss residential possession proceedings in light of the emergency measures put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Graeme Kirk examines the recent developments that have centred around preparation for the Johnny Depp trial and particularly issues concerning case management and witness statements.
Richard Colbey analyses how Covid-19 will give rise to more frustrated contracts which are likely to be governed by force majeure.
Dominic Bright explores what the aspects, scope, and effect of the one voice principle in relation to the case of Mohamed v Breish & Ors [2020] EWCA Civ 637.