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Victoria Adams

Barrister, 4 King’s Bench Walk
Tori is a common law barrister practicing in a number of areas including family low, chancery and property, public and civil liberties and crime.
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Does legal advice privilege extend to exchanges between a client and a legal adviser who is a former solicitor but is now providing lay legal advice?
Does legal advice privilege extend to exchanges between a client and a legal adviser who is a former solicitor but is now providing lay legal advice?
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If a claimant landlord discontinues a claim for rent arrears before the exchange of witness statements, may it still rely on that claim at trial as a defence of set-off to the tenant's counterclaim?
If a claimant landlord discontinues a claim for rent arrears before the exchange of witness statements, may it still rely on that claim at trial as a defence of set-off to the tenant's counterclaim?
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Party A has obtained a charging order and order for sale over unregistered land owned by Party B. Party A obtains a court order against Party B, requiring Party B to deliver title deeds. Party B fails to comply. What action can Party A take to obtain these title deeds?
Party A has obtained a charging order and order for sale over unregistered land owned by Party B. Party A obtains a court order against Party B, requiring Party B to deliver title deeds. Party B fails to comply. What action can Party A take to obtain these title deeds?
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When claiming a right to light by prescription, do you need to prove that the freeholder of the servient land had actual or imputed knowledge of the use?
When claiming a right to light by prescription, do you need to prove that the freeholder of the servient land had actual or imputed knowledge of the use?
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Where a defendant is convicted of a summary offence in the magistrates’ court and then appeals to the Crown Court against that conviction, is it permissible to raise ‘abuse of process’ as a ground of appeal, when such an application had not been pursued in the proceedings in the magistrates’ court? How does a stay of proceedings as a remedy for abuse work in the content of an appeal, whereby the conviction will stand unless and until it is quashed?
Where a defendant is convicted of a summary offence in the magistrates’ court and then appeals to the Crown Court against that conviction, is it permissible to raise ‘abuse of process’ as a ground of appeal, when such an application had not been pursued in the proceedings in the magistrates’ court? How does a stay of proceedings as a remedy for abuse work in the content of an appeal, whereby the conviction will stand unless and until it is quashed?
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Would serving a notice to change or amend part of an agreement, act as affirmation of a contract? Can damages still be recovered after the contract has been affirmed?
Would serving a notice to change or amend part of an agreement, act as affirmation of a contract? Can damages still be recovered after the contract has been affirmed?
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Practice Areas

Panel

  • Q&A Panel

Experience

  • 4 King’s Bench Walk (2018 - 2021)

Qualification

  • LLB (2014)

Education

  • University of Exeter (2011-2014)
  • University of Law (2015-2016)
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