Fredericks Shaw Ltd can assist with the application and registration process, including advising on the evidence, statutory declarations, application forms, dealing and liaising with HM... Read More

What is Adverse Possession?Adverse possession is the process in which someone squatting or occupying land, which they are not entitled to, can become the legal... Read More

Clapham & Ors v Narga [2023] EWHC 3337 (Ch) Permission to appeal was refused.  The Judge found that the Claimants had acquired title by adverse... Read More

Disputes about adverse possession are usually dealt with by the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) after a referral from HM Land Registry (usually following a counter... Read More

The procedure governing litigation in the civil court is contained within the Civil Procedure Rules or CPR as they are commonly known as. CPR 55... Read More

The procedure governing litigation in the First Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) is governed by The Tribunal procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Property Chamber) Rules 2013. A copy... Read More

Squatters who moved into historic 140-year-old pub win right to stay after ‘bonkers’ court ruling, Dailymail, 18 February 2024 Notorious criminal tycoon Nicholas van Hoogstraten’s... Read More