Public law and discrimination challenges to possession claims
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Cases such as LB Wandsworth v Winder [1985] AC 461 and Manchester City Council v Pinnock [2011] 2 AC 104 seem very well established now yet public law and discrimination defences continue to come before the higher courts. See for example [2020] HLR 27, Paragon ASRA Housing Ltd v Neville [2018] HLR 39 and Dacorum Borough Council v Powell [2019] HLR 21.
The webinar was chaired by Dean Underwood, who has had experience of these issues in the higher courts, and includes contributions from housing and public law teams’ members - Andy Lane, Ryan Kohli, Riccardo Calzavara, and Rowan Clapp.
This webinar is from the fourth day of Cornerstone Barristers' Housing Week series.
About the speakers
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Dean Underwood 
Dean is marked out by the legal directories as a leading junior in landlord and tenant, property, public and administrative law and has a particular expertise in housing and related administrative law. |
Andrew Lane Andy's practice focuses on social housing and property, and administrative and public law. |
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Ryan Kohli Ryan is a leading public law practitioner with particular expertise in planning and environmental law and social housing. |
Riccardo Calzavara Riccardo represents clients of all types in all of Chambers' core practice areas. He specialises in public law and judicial review, housing and homelessness, and property law. |
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Rowan Clapp Rowan joined Cornerstone Barristers as a tenant in October 2019. He is developing a broad practice across all areas of Chambers' work, including Public Law & Judicial Review, Planning & Environmental Law, Housing Law, Information Law, Licensing and Commercial & Regulatory Law. |
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