Property

Asturion Fondation v Alibrahim

Asturion Fondation v Alibrahim

Rupert Reed KC and Simon Atkinson acted for the successful defendant in a significant High Court decision dismissing claims to ownership of a London property held through a Liechtenstein foundation.

Property in Practice 003: Developments in Knotweed

Andrew Bruce and Thomas Braithwaite will present the third briefing in our Property in Practice series over breakfast, 'Developments in […]

PBA Conference 2023 – Torrents of Change and Reform in Property Law

Change and reform in property law conventionally follows the pace of a meandering stream but […]

Mohammed v Daji

Jonathan Fowles, led by Mark Sefton KC of Falcon Chambers and instructed by Mishcon de […]

Defendants succeed on s.423 claims in long-running litigation

On Wednesday 27th September, The High Court handed down judgment in Lemos v Church Bay Trust […]

Andrew Francis writes for the New Law Journal

In an article for the New Law Journal, Andrew Francis, who is one of the […]

Property in Practice Series 2023 / 2024

We are delighted to announce the launch of Serle Court’s ‘Property in Practice Series’. Featuring our property […]

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