Rupert has developed a successful commercial, chancery and property practice since becoming a tenant in April 2014. He is regularly instructed in FTT Property Chamber, County Court and High Court hearings in a variety of matters ranging from mortgage repossessions to Solicitors Act assessments. His property practice is equally weighted between landlord and tenant matters, real property disputes and land registration issues. Rupert has a growing expertise in landlord and tenant law and regularly appears in court on issues ranging from possession actions to disputes concerning the construction of lease covenants and service charge arrears. Moreover, he is frequently instructed on real property matters including adverse possession, easements and restrictive covenants. He has also advised a number of times on land registration issues such as the improper registration of cautions and issues regarding rectifying of the register. Rupert’s property practice is complemented by his growing following in respect of co-ownership disputes and inheritance act issues. In addition, Rupert is developing a strong commercial practice and has been led on multiple cases concerning issues ranging from breaches of warranty to partnership disputes. He also has a growing costs practice which includes frequent appearances in the SCCO and High Court. He is an ADR Accredited Mediator and a member of a specialist costs mediation panel. Rupert has a varied client base and prides himself on giving commercially focused advice backed up by a tenacious manner in court. He is approachable and hard-working.