Chambers High Net Worth Awards 2023
6th Jun 2023
We are delighted to share that James Poole has been shortlisted for “Star Associate/Junior Under 10 Years’ Call” at the Chambers High Net Worth Awards 2023! #ChambersHNWAwards
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Training & News
Breakfast Briefings 2023
Ten Old Square will be hosting the following breakfast briefings at the Supreme Court: Privacy in the Court of Protection – 22nd June Georgia Bedworth and James Kirby Litigation friends – 6th July Richard Dew, Thomas James and Elizabeth Atkinson Jurisdiction and Cross-border Court of Protection Issues – 7th September Naomi Winston […]
Junior Lawyers’ Summer Party 2023
Event Date: 29th June 2023, 18:30 to 11:30
Ten Old Square is excited to announce its Junior Lawyers’ Summer Party which will be held on Thursday 29th June 2023 starting at 18:30!
The London Trusts Conference 2023
Event Date: 14th September 2023
Ten Old Square is delighted to announce that we will be back with the London Trusts Conference 2023 on 14th September 2023 at BMA House, Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9JP. We look forward to seeing everyone there. Look out for more announcements as to topics and speakers soon.
Keith Plowman collaborates with Advanced
4th May 2023
Our Senior Clerk, Keith Plowman, collaborates with Advanced to provide our Chambers with the very latest Microsoft Azure digital environment so that we all work in the most secure way. Read the article here.
Probate claims can be barred by delay: James Kirby appears for successful defendant in James v Scudamore
4th May 2023
James Kirby acted for the First Defendant in James v Scudamore [2023] EWHC 996 (Ch), in which a claim to revoke a grant of probate was defeated by what the claimant’s delay in issuing proceedings. The case is legally significant because it establishes the existence of a “probate doctrine of laches”, under which a claim […]
Evan Price appears for successful respondents in The Essential Homewares Limited and another v Dhaliwal
11th Apr 2023
Evan Price acted for the successful respondents in this interesting property appeal where the issues related to a physical re-entry of commercial property. The appellants sought to appeal on grounds that the right to re-enter was waived by the landlord; that the s.146 notice was defective and so invalid; and that relief from forfeiture should […]
