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Alexander Adamou - 42BR Barristers

Alexander Adamou

Call 2017
Telephone 020 7831 0222 | Email [email protected]

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Alexander Adamou

Call 2017
Telephone 020 7831 0222 | Email [email protected]

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Alex was called to the bar in 2017 and joins chambers following development of an extensive Common Law practice at 33 Bedford Row Chambers.  His main practice areas are Business, Property, Housing and Employment Law and he regularly appears as sole counsel in the County Court, High Court and Employment tribunal.
Alex is known for his considered, thorough and commercially minded approach coupled with fierce but measured advocacy. 

Property & Housing Law

Alex acts for clients across a wide span of property law including trusts of land, constructive and resulting trusts, claims pursuant to the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996, and matters involving contested wills and probate.

He advises on all kinds of proceedings relating to the administration of estates, including claims for the production of accounts by personal representatives, claims for the removal of personal representatives, and applications for orders to facilitate the administration of estates and provide protection for personal representatives.

He also specialises in both residential and commercial landlord & tenant matters. He has a particular focus in dealing with Anti-Social Behaviour injunctions as well as subsequent committal or enforcement proceedings.

 
Recent Cases:

IR Management Services Limited v Salford City Council [2020] UKUT 81 (LC)

Alex appeared on behalf of the Appellant in which the court had to determine on whom does the burden of proof lie when it is said that the manager of a house in multiple occupation had a reasonable excuse for conduct which, but for that defence, would amount to a relevant housing offence under section 249A, Housing Act 2004. 

Direct Access

Alex is authorised to accept instructions direct from members of the public. He encourages clients who are considering this route to contact Chambers and discuss their problem.

In suitable cases, Alex can provide client conferences, written advices and representation at court. Alex accepts public access work across Chambers’ areas of expertise.

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