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Charlotte Davies defeats Police Licensing Appeal

20th May 2015

Charlotte successfully defended Cornwall Council in an appeal brought by the Police against the granting of a licence for 'Kebab on the Corner' in Falmouth. The Police argued that the Council had applied the wrong test by reversing the burden of proof onto them, rather than looking to the Applicant to demonstrate there would not be a negative impact within the Cumulative Impact Zone in …

KBG opens a new Chambers in Exeter

29th April 2015

For many years members of King’s Bench Chambers, and more recently King’s Bench Godolphin Chambers, have regularly appeared in Exeter Courts undertaking Family, Crime and Civil matters. We have always valued our work in Exeter and are delighted to announce that our present Chambers in Truro and Plymouth are to be extended to include accommodation in The Senate Building, Exeter. A …

A patchwork landscape: residential and holiday parks, leasehold lodges and mobile homes

2nd April 2015

Part II of Rawdon Crozier's article, "A patchwork landscape: residential and holiday parks, leasehold lodges and mobile homes", co-authored by Aimee Hutchinson of Blacks solicitors, has now been published in the Landlord and Tenant Review (L. & T. Review 2015, 19(2), 64-67) and is available on Westlaw. The two articles look at the sometimes anomalous and arbitrary differences in …

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KBG Pupils are on their feet

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