Oliver Park, Associate
Oliver advises on a wide range of contentious property issues, both commercial and residential.
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About
Oliver advises on a wide range of contentious property issues, both commercial and residential.
He acts for both landlords and tenants and advises on issues such as break rights, lease renewals and forfeiture/possession actions.
Oliver also advises on other matters such as easements, restrictive covenants, and adverse possession.
Oliver has written on property issues for Lexis Nexis.
Oliver Park is admitted to practise in England and Wales.
Experience
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Advising two major nationwide charities assisting on managing their commercial property portfolios (with an emphasis on lease renewals/terminations under the 1954 Act).
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Settling a professional negligence action on behalf of a Pharmacy client against a former legal adviser.
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Advising a landlord in respect of the forfeiture of a lease of an unused hotel and in the resulting proceedings.
Our thinking
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HS2 and the 2022 Queen’s Speech
Carolyn Davies
Carolyn Davies and Oliver Park write for Property Week on the key property points in the Building Safety Act
The key property points in the Building Safety Act
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Building Safety Act 2022
Everything you need to know about the Building Safety Act 2022
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Oliver Park writes for Property Law Journal on how leasehold reform and fire safety
The drive to abolish leasehold is difficult to reconcile with the growing regulation, particularly in relation to building safety.
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Oliver Park writes for P3 Pharmacy on the impact of the Building Safety Bill on pharmacy owners
A key requirement under the Order is the need for a fire risk assessment, which must be regularly reviewed.
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Hotels and The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
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Oliver Park writes for Property Week on the scope of right-to-manage (RTM) legislation following a recent Supreme Court decision
The Supreme Court provided clarity over the scope of right-to-manage legislation in FirstPort Property Services v Settlers Court RTM Co.
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Dispensation from consultation and major works
The Court of Appeal upheld the FTT judgement in Aster Communities v Chapman & Others, but what does this mean for landlords and tenants?
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Liability for costs of repair (City of London v. Leaseholders of Great Arthur House)
Oliver Park writes an article for Lexis®PSL on a property dispute case.
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Oliver Park writes for LexisPSL Property Disputes on liability for costs of repair
Oliver considers the implications of the decision in City of London v Leaseholders of Great Arthur House.
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An abuse of process to relitigate a decision by the Land Registry (Ainscough v. Ainscough)
Oliver Park writes for Lexis®PSL on the recent court decision regarding Ainscough v Ainscough.
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Relief from forfeiture – delay of less than six months unlikely to be fatal to the grant of relief from forfeiture
Reviewing a recent case of Keshwala and another v Bhalsod to get a better insight on relief from forfeiture.
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Q&A: The effect of the dissolution of a management company named in a lease
Where the named manager in a tripartite lease is dissolved, do its rights and obligations under the terms of the lease pass to the Crown?
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Adverse possession and registered land
The importance of seeking legal advice when making a claim for adverse possession.
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Q&A: Assured shorthold tenancy?
If a party with an assured tenancy signs a new agreement it is an assured shorthold tenancy pursuant to section 19A of the Housing Act 1988.
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Q&A: Are restrictive covenants extinguished if land ends up back in the ownership of the person who imposed them?
Oliver Park writes for Lexis Nexis Ask Forum on the extinguishment of restrictive covenants.
Emma Humphreys
Property Patter: Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
In the first in our Property Patter podcast series, the team discuss the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
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Redevelopment: was the proposed use of a right of way excessive?
This issue was considered by the Court in the recent decision of Stanning v. Baldwin [2019] EWHC 1350.