Jonathan Edwards#1369

Jonathan Edwards

Barrister, Radcliffe Chambers
Jonathan Edwards practises at Radcliffe Chambers in Lincoln’s Inn. He specialises in contested probate, claims to trust and estate assets, claims for partnership and estate accounts, property litigation including landlord and tenant, and insolvency and commercial disputes.

He is regularly instructed to represent clients in the High Court and County Court, and has been instructed to assist with proceedings in Jersey. Cases in which he has acted include Taylor v Taylor [2017] EWHC 1080 (Ch) and Burki v Seventy Thirty Limited [2018] EWHC 2151 (QB).
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Where a costs order is made on a joint and several liability basis against multiple defendants, how
Where a costs order is made on a joint and several liability basis against multiple defendants, how
Q&A

This Q&A considers the status of a costs order which is made against multiple parties on a joint and several basis, and the principle of contribution claims in respect of a joint and several debt.

Where a developer company has been wound up without transferring the freehold of an estate road to a
Where a developer company has been wound up without transferring the freehold of an estate road to a
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This Q&A considers how the management company of a property development company may seek to acquire the freehold land comprising a road within the development that belonged to a developer company that was dissolved. It is assumed that the estate road is not a public highway, and adoption of the road by the Highways Authority is not considered.

Where A is in breach of their contractual obligations to B, can A still demand specific performance of
Where A is in breach of their contractual obligations to B, can A still demand specific performance of
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This Q&A considers the scenario where A is in breach of their contractual obligations to B and looks at whether A can still demand specific performance of B’s obligations to A where performance of B’s contractual obligations are separate to and not dependant on performance by A.

Where a statutory undertaker requires access to a property to carry out statutory gas works, can the
Where a statutory undertaker requires access to a property to carry out statutory gas works, can the
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This Q&A considers whether the owner of a property is entitled to claim compensation to cover costs incurred as a result of statutory gas works being carried out using the compulsory powers in the Gas Act 1986.

Where a tenant was holding over following the expiry of a Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954)
Where a tenant was holding over following the expiry of a Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954)
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This Q&A considers the effect of a notice under section 24(3) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954).

Where registered property is held by joint tenants and one spouse dies and then the surviving spouse
Where registered property is held by joint tenants and one spouse dies and then the surviving spouse
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This Q&A discusses the transfer of title to a third party upon the death of both spouses who help the property at beneficial joint tenants.

Where some co-defendants have failed to comply with a costs order to pay costs to the first defendant,
Where some co-defendants have failed to comply with a costs order to pay costs to the first defendant,
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This Q&A considers what the correct procedure is to recover costs where some co-defendants have failed to comply with a costs order to pay costs to the first defendant.

Where there are no rent review provisions provided in a long lease of farmland (50 years), are there
Where there are no rent review provisions provided in a long lease of farmland (50 years), are there
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This Q&A considers the statutory rent review provisions that a landlord may potentially be able to rely on where there is a long lease of farmland, considering both the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 and the Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995.

With regard to a Leasehold Retirement Housing, can personal representatives or executors apply to extend
With regard to a Leasehold Retirement Housing, can personal representatives or executors apply to extend
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This Q&A considers the ability of personal representatives of an estate to apply to extend the term of a lease of retirement housing entered into by the deceased during their lifetime.

Practice Areas

Panels

  • Case Analysis Panel
  • Contributing Author
  • Q&A Panel

Qualified Year

  • 2014

Membership

  • Gray’s Inn
  • Chancery Bar Association

Qualifications

  • BCL (2014)
  • BA (Jurisprudence) (2012)

Education

  • University of Oxford, Balliol College (2009-2012; 2013-2014)

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