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New article by Rawdon Crozier

4th July 2016

Rawdon Crozier's article 'HMO Licensing Costs as Service Charges', co-written with Ibraheem Dulmeer of the Leasehold Advisory Service appears in the latest issue of Landlord & Tenant Review (Vol 20 Issue 3) and is also available as a full text article on Westlaw. The article considers how dwellings under the Landlord & Tenant Act 1985 may fall within one of the s…

Two new members at KBG Chambers

20th May 2016

KBG Chambers is delighted to welcome new tenants Tristan Harwood and Jennifer Tear. Tristan is a criminal and family practitioner. He has extensive experience in the field of criminal law, having previously worked as in-house Counsel for a firm in Bath. Jennifer, a former tenant of Devon Chambers, has built up a wide-ranging civil and family practice and is a qualifie…

Michael Brown successfully argues for a significant reduction in sentence due to an anomaly in the sentencing guidelines concerning sexual activity with children.

3rd March 2016

The Defendant pleaded guilty to four counts of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and one count of possessing indecent images of children. The Defendant engaged in a snapchat conversation with two children, during which he expressed a desire to engage in penetrative activity. The Defendant initially wished to meet with the children, however ultimately no such meeting took pla…

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Escalating Ground Rents & Leaseholds: Article by Rawdon Crozier in the New Law Journal

Rawdon Crozier's recent article in the New Law Journal