Richard Cherry
Call: 2009
Senior (10+ yrs call)
Senior (10+ yrs call)
Richard Cherry undertakes a wide range of chancery, commercial and property cases, with particular expertise in landlord and tenant issues.
Richard has advised on possession claims, disrepair counterclaims, illegal eviction claims, public law defences, deposit protection and assured, secure, AST, non-secure and Rent Act tenancies. He also has significant experience of covenants, service and administration charge disputes, leasehold enfranchisement and competing claims for registration.
Richard has advised on possession claims, disrepair counterclaims, illegal eviction claims, public law defences, deposit protection and assured, secure, AST, non-secure and Rent Act tenancies. He also has significant experience of covenants, service and administration charge disputes, leasehold enfranchisement and competing claims for registration.
Expertise
In addition to a strong reputation for his expertise in mediation and negotiation, Richard is experienced in advising on Commercial and Traditional Chancery matters, including declarations and orders under TOLTA and in beneficial ownership disputes between unmarried cohabitants and family members, boundary/neighbour disputes, easements and adverse possession, as well as contentious probate, trust, contractual and partnership disputes, as well as commercial debt recovery and enforcement.
Having spent 18 months, before coming to the Bar, working with the housing team at North Kensington Law Centre, Richard is particularly well-known for his deep understanding and experience of housing matters, including possession and disrepair as well as homelessness applications and appeals.
Having spent 18 months, before coming to the Bar, working with the housing team at North Kensington Law Centre, Richard is particularly well-known for his deep understanding and experience of housing matters, including possession and disrepair as well as homelessness applications and appeals.
Education
Recent cases
x, Y, Z, A v B, C & D - Seven-day Chancery division contentious probate trial representing the executor and beneficiaries against other beneficiaries. This involved points of proprietary estoppel, capacity, want of knowledge and approval.
Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 Rankings
Practice Areas
Awards
Memberships
Housing Law Practitioners Association
Publications
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