Alistair Cantor#11352

Alistair Cantor

Alistair came to the Bar after a career in the City of London at a major investment bank.  He has practised extensively in property since the outset of his legal career and has gained wide-ranging experience in all types of disputes in the County Court, High Court, and Residential Property and Land Registration Chambers of the First-Tier Tribunal. His experience in the field includes: residential and commercial landlord and tenant; possession claims; civil fraud, misrepresentation and rescission; rent arrears and debt claims; forfeiture; trusts over land, co-ownership and ToLATA claims; service charge disputes; boundary disputes; nuisance; and dilapidations claims.

His past work in this field includes:

• The non-contentious drafting written statements of occupation contracts for a large number of major Welsh landlords following the implementation of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016
• Mayor and Burgesses of the Brent London Borough Council and another v Malvern Mews Tenants Association Ltd [2020] All ER (D) 192 (Apr); [2020] EWHC 1024 (Ch): Alistair represented the successful respondent. The case raised an important point as to the position of defendants to and evidential burdens in claims for negative declarations as to the absence of legal rights.
• Providing non-contentious advice to a major private landlord on its standard tenancy documents and procedures.

Contributed to

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A commercial tenant overpaid sums due under a lease, leaving them in a credit balance at lease end. The
A commercial tenant overpaid sums due under a lease, leaving them in a credit balance at lease end. The
Q&A

This Q&A looks at whether a tenant can recover overpayments made to a landlord, including by a restitutionary claim in unjust enrichment.

A property was sold at auction. However, the day prior to the sale at auction the lender obtained a
A property was sold at auction. However, the day prior to the sale at auction the lender obtained a
Q&A

This Q&A considers whether a sale by auction is void if the lender obtains a possession order the day before the sale.

Where a client is purchasing land which is subject to an agricultural charge under the Agricultural
Where a client is purchasing land which is subject to an agricultural charge under the Agricultural
Q&A

This Q&A considers the risks to the purchaser where a client is purchasing land which is subject to an agricultural charge under the Agricultural Credits Act 1928 in favour of an unrepresented third party.

Practice Area

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2011

Experience

  • UBS Investment Bank (2006 - 2009)

Membership

  • Chancery Bar Association

Qualifications

  • History BA (2004)
  • GdL (2010)
  • BPTC (2011)

Education

  • College of Law (2009-2011)
  • University College London (2001-2004)

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