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Charges dropped against client in fishing trial

19th March 2015

Michael Brown, acting for one of the co-defendants in a multi-handed case involving the regulatory offence of fishing in restricted waters, persuaded the Crown to drop all charges against his client. The defendants were allegedly observed fishing in Christchurch harbour under cover of darkness within a restricted zone. Water bailiffs reported that the fishing boat was not illuminated …

A Patchwork Landscape: Residential and Holiday Parks, Leasehold Lodges and Mobile Homes

17th March 2015

Part I of a two part article co-authored by Head of the KBG Civil Team, Rawdon Crozier, and Aimee Hutchinson of Blacks Solicitors and entitled "A Patchwork Landscape: Residential and Holiday Parks, Leasehold Lodges and Mobile Homes" has been published in the Landlord & Tenant Review (Citation: L. & T. Review 2015, 19(1), 16-19). The article examines how the rights of occupie…

Rawdon Crozier appeared in the Supreme Court at the end of January in the case of Arnold v Britton,

10th March 2015

Rawdon Crozier appeared in the Supreme Court at the end of January in the case of Arnold v Britton, which is an appeal from Court of Appeal's decision [2013] EWCA Civ 902. The case concerns the interpretation of the service charge provision in leases of chalets on a holiday park on the Gower Peninsula. The otherwise ostensibly identical leases provided for some but not all lease…

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