Published comments

" Anthony Tanney is praised for his "clear and well-argued submissions", and proves particularly good at valuation and leasehold enfranchisement disputes. His highlights include Brightlingsea Haven v Morris". Chambers & Partners 2010

Listed as a Leading Junior in Property Litigation. Legal 500 2009

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Anthony Tanney

Called 1994
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Anthony Tanney’s practice ranges broadly across the law of real property. Recent matters in which he has been briefed range from: issues of principle concerning the redemption of mortgages: claims for specific performance of contracts to sell development land; statutory regulation of caravan sites; claims involving proprietary estoppel; and a wide range of commercial and residential landlord and tenant matters. He regularly advises on rights of way and other easements, rent review, restrictive covenants, options, land registration, insolvency and professional negligence. Some recent cases appear below.

Professional

Lecturer in Land and Administrative Law, Durham University 1990-1993 Called 1994, Lincoln's Inn

Recent Cases

Brighton & Hove City Council v. Audus [2009] 9 EG 192 (collateral advantages and redemption of mortgage).

Brightlingsea Haven Ltd v. Morris [2009] 1 EGLR 117 (agreement for lease unenforceable for want of writing; proprietary estoppel and constructive trust; caravan sites and mobile homes).

Oakfern Ltd v. Ruddy [2006] 3 EGLR 30 (service charges in mixed use premises.

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Publications

Contributor to Fisher & Lightwood's Law of Mortgage, Eleventh edition. (2002)

Contributing editor to the "Woodfall - What's New?" monthly CD/ROM service.

Tanney & Travers on Distress for Rent (Jordans 2000)

Various articles for academic and practitioner journals.