Boundary Agreements following Gibson v New by David Nuttall
Published by the Property Law Journal at PLJ 2021, 391 Informal boundary agreements are an invaluable tool in any boundary dispute. However, the recent decision...
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David has been a member of St Ives since 2013 and in that time has gained exceptional experience in property work.
In commercial property disputes, David regularly acts for landlords and tenants in claims involving lease renewal, dilapidations, forfeiture and interpretation of covenants. He is well versed in the intricacies of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
In terms of residential property, David deals with all manner of matters regarding possession, disrepair, service charge recovery and other breaches of covenant. His wide housing practice gives him particular expertise in unusual matters involving security of tenure.
Outside of landlord and tenant, David has built a strong practice in disputes involving boundaries, adverse possession, easements and other appurtenant rights. He is known for having a particular enthusiasm for these tricky areas.
David likes to get involved with cases as early as possible, and is a pragmatic and commercial practitioner, always on the look-out for the most cost effective means of achieving the client’s objectives.
A few example cases David has been involved in:
Oxford University: BA Jurisprudence, 2:1
Nottingham Law School: BVC Very Competent
Inner Temple
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Legal 500 2022: “David is very technically gifted and not only considers the legal position but also the commerciality aspect of a matter. David also considers each matter from a tactical point of view and on many occasions has assisted me in developing a strategy to steer the matter in the way most advantageous to my clients position.”
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