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Residential Property Law - End of year round-up 2025

Run Time
95 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Residential Property
Available Until
12/12/2027

Price $145.00

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Description

Edward Denehan and Julian Torress H-B, barristers at Tanfield Chambers, discuss the end of year-round up for residential property law. This webinar focuses on:

  • The Renters Rights Act 2025 and the key changes
  • Implementation – current roadmap
  • Transitional provisions – Schedule 6: some practical issues
  • Case round up – a selection of cases from the last year
  • Section 21 – going but not forgotten


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Speakers

Edward Denehan

Barrister

Tanfield

Edward’s practice is exclusively property based. It therefore includes real property, both contentious and non-contentious, landlord and tenant, both commercial and residential, land and conveyancing, restrictive covenants, rights of way and other easements, profits à prendre, property valuation, mortgages, housing, boundaries, and professional negligence arising from these areas.

Edward is an experienced advocate, and has successfully argued property and landlord and tenant cases in the House of Lords, the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal, as well as appearing in a great many witness actions over the years in all courts and tribunals with property jurisdiction. Details of some of Edward’s cases are shown in the Practise Areas sections below.

Year after year, Edward is a recommended property barrister by the leading directories, the details of which are contained in Directory Recommendations section of his webpage.

Edward lectures extensively on subjects within his practice, and from time to time has acted as an arbitrator in property disputes.

Edward was a part time tutor in property law at the University of Warwick, and a part time tutor in landlord and tenant law, and planning and local government law, at what was the Inns of Court School of Law.
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Julian Torres H-B.

Barrister

Tanfield

Julian commenced his pupillage and was called to the Bar in October 2024. He has been supervised by Edward Denehan, Nora Wannagat and Martin Young. He is currently supervised by Daniel Dovar.

During his first six months of pupillage, Julian has seen a wide range of the work undertaken by members of Chambers, including: real property; land registration; insolvency; wills, trusts & probate; forfeiture; possession proceedings; charges; and general commercial work.

Julian accepts instructions in the following areas:
  • Wills, trusts & probate;
  • Residential and commercial landlord and tenant;
  • Real property; and
  • Insolvency.
  • Julian read Law at Downing College, Cambridge before undertaking the BCL at Oxford and an LLM in Art Law at the University York. He wrote his dissertation on proposals to reform the UK’s cultural property spoliation regime.

Outside of the law, Julian is a keen amateur photographer.
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