By Paul Moulder To know a‘Veil’ Not infrequently in practice, one comes across the issue whether personal liability can supplement … Read More
Paul Moulder For those of you applying for a possession order for an Assured Shorthold Tenancy property, a new claim … Read More
By Christopher McCauley Re Amin; Abdulla v Whelan [2017] EWHC 605 (Ch); [2017] 1WLR 3318 The appeal of Abdulla … Read More
Guildford Chambers’ practice areas include Chancery and employment matters, but the set has notable strength in family law, where the … Read More
By Christopher McCauley Dickinson v Casillas [2017] EWCA Civ 1254 The Background The parties are neighbours and have title … Read More
By Christopher McCauley Wodzicki v Wodzicki [2017] EWCA Civ 95 The Background The appellant and her children had, since its … Read More
By Matthew Pascall Interim and Final Charging Orders – Registration of Charging Orders – Restrictions – Alternatives to Standard Form … Read More
For over 40 years, members of Guildford Chambers Barristers have appeared in cases across the Thames Valley representing individuals, corporate … Read More
Guildford Chambers offices will be closed for the Christmas period from 4 pm on Friday 23rd December 2016 and will … Read More
The concept of adverse possession can be a difficult legal area to grasp, at first glance seemingly giving priority to … Read More
By Paul Moulder As from 1 December 2016 All those acting for Landlords of Assured Tenants (or Assured Tenants) should … Read More
Land ownership and boundary disputes can result in lengthy and expensive legal action, often with emotions running high over even … Read More
