Practice:
I am a practising Barrister at No 5 Chambers. I undertake a broad range of contentious work (chancery / commercial and planning) both in court and in an advisory capacity. My practice ranges from dealing with contractual disputes to personal and corporate insolvency, from issues concerning the landlord and tenant relationship (commercial and residential, including breaches of covenant, dilapidations, renewal and determination) to issues of real property such as boundary disputes and claims to interests in and over land. I also undertake private client work (wills and probate, including challenging the validity of wills and claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975) and planning work (including advising on conformity with planning policy, appearing at planning appeals / public inquiries and litigation concerning breaches of planning regulations and enforcement of notices). I undertake direct public access work.
Academic:
I have held Lectureships in Law at both New College, Oxford, (for whom I continue to teach the Law of Trusts annually) and the University of Buckingham and have taught Land Law and the Law of Trusts for many years. I have also taught Tort Law and the Public Law subjects (Constitutional and Administrative Law). I have published widely on a number of property law related topics but have a particular interest in the law of village greens and the prescriptive acquisition of rights over land more generally.
Contact:
Email: rowena(dot)meager(at)gmail(dot)com
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