Roshan Panesar

Roshan practises in real property and landlord and tenant law, both residential and commercial.

During pupillage he gained experience of these areas along with:

• Contractual interpretation, restrictive covenants, easements, overage, options, break notices, and security of tenure under the 1954 Act.
• Service charges; residential, agricultural and commercial possession.
• Mortgages, receivers, professional negligence, property-related insolvency, manorial law, indemnities from HM Land Registry, bona vacantia and escheat.
• Telecommunications, wayleaves, and the Electricity Act 1989.

Roshan previously worked as a research assistant in the property, family and trust law team at the Law Commission of England & Wales.

• Education
  • Bar Course, Inns of Court College of Advocacy (Merit).
  • BA Law, University of Cambridge (Double First).
  • MSt Modern British History, University of Oxford (Distinction).
  • BA History, King’s College London & on exchange at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (First & Associate of King’s College).
• Professional
  • Lord Mansfield and Lord Bowen scholarships, Lincoln’s Inn
  • Member of the Chancery Bar Association
• Publications
  • “Accountability and the Use of the Armed Forces” Judicial Review Vol 27(2) (2022), 161-184.