Anthony Radevsky represented the successful lessees in Chapman v Alaska Management Co Ltd
Anthony Radevsky represented the successful lessees in a recent collective enfranchisement case, Chapman v Alaska Management Co Ltd. By the end of the hearing the only issue was whether the freeholder was entitled to impose a number of contentious restrictive covenants. The FTT decided that none should be imposed. The freeholder called no expert evidence to show that the covenants would materially enhance the value of its other property, namely the other buildings on its estate. It invited the FTT, as an expert tribunal, to undertake the necessary valuation exercise itself. Following a number of Upper Tribunal cases, the FTT refused to do so.
Anthony worked with Peter Jacobs and Holly Snook of Shakespeare Martineau, and Ian Asbury of Strutt & Parker.
You can read and download the judgment here.
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