An uncivil matter: Unlawful eviction and the police
With fears that the COVID-19 pandemic will lead to a rise in unlawful evictions, and local authorities’ ability to take action limited,...
About Me
Daniel works primarily in housing law and related areas. He also has experience of a wide range of other areas, including community care, actions against the police and other authorities and public and administrative law. Before coming to the Bar, Daniel worked at the Court of Appeal as a judicial assistant to the then President of the Queen’s Bench Division (now Lord Chief Justice), Sir John Thomas. He worked on both criminal appeals and a range of civil and public law actions in the Queen’s Bench Division. He also worked as a paralegal at a number of solicitors firms and other organisations, including Bindmans LLP, Hickman & Rose and the Public Law Project.
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Evictions in the time of Covid-19 – The stay of possession proceedings under PD 51Z
Introduction
On 26 March 2020, the Master of the Rolls made the new Practice Direction (“PD”) 51Z to the Civil Procedure Rules (“CPR”),...
Interim relief and the 'status quo ante' in relation to termination of support
On 7 July 2017, the High Court handed down judgment in the case of KA & NBV v Croydon LBC [2017] EWHC 1723 (Admin) (made available on...
Care costs, caps and confusion
At Labour's 1997 conference, Tony Blair announced that he did not want children "brought up in a country where the only way pensioners...
Home Affairs Select Committee report criticises "disgraceful" asylum support accommodation
The government's provision of asylum support accommodation has been subjected to scathing criticism - yet again - in a Home Affairs...
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