News

12Nov
2019

Criminal matter, defending two counts of rape – Wood Green Crown Court

Barrister Mohammad attended the Crown Court for a PCMH hearing on behalf of the defendant who was charged with two counts of rape. Trial to be later in the year.

12Nov
2019

Criminal matter, burglary and fraud – Bristol Crown Court

Barrister Mohammad represented his client at PCMH where the defendant is facing two counts of burglary and one count of fraud and submitted the defense. A trial of three days will take place in June.

12Nov
2019

Relief from sanction application – Willesden County Court

Barrister Mohammad attended on behalf of the claimant to get relief from sanction in a property dispute matter. Hearing was adjourned.

12Nov
2019

Landlord and tenant matter – Central London County Court

Barrister Trussler was instructed to obtain without notice, urgent injunction to permit his client to re-enter the premises from which it has been unlawfully evicted.

12Nov
2019

Regulatory matter, ICAEW – Accountant’s Hall, London

Barrister Trussler represented his client, a student, who was accused of misconduct during the examination. Judgement was reserved.

12Nov
2019

Property dispute – High Court Chancery Division

Mr Mohammad represented the defendant and the application was to add a Part 19 claimant. Matter adjourned with further directions.

03Nov
2019

Setting aside a default judgement – Slough County Court

Mr Mohammad represented the defendant who was made bankrupt and sought to set aside the underlying default judgement to annul the bankruptcy. Further directions on issue of locus were given.

03Nov
2019

Housing matter – Court of Appeal

Mr Mohammad represented his client to get permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal.

03Nov
2019

Immigration appeal, Indefinite Leave to remain – Hendon Magistrates Court

Appellant was refused Indefinite Leave to Remain under Lond Term Residence Rules. Mr Mohammad succeed in the appeal by demonstrating procedural defects in the Home Office case. Client is very happy about the result.

03Nov
2019

Child contact matter – Newcastle Family Matter

Mr Mohammad represented his client to stop the removal of his child out of the country. The court decided the child should remain in the UK for further reports.

03Nov
2019

Application for child contact – West London Family Court

Legis Chambers’ barrister represented the client, a mother in the contact proceedings. Settlement achieved by consent with our client’s preference.

03Nov
2019

Asylum matter – Harmondsworth Fast Track

Mr Mohammad successfully argued that the case was not suitable for Fast Track. Directions were given for the child’s age to be determined in accordance with Merton Criteria for final determination.