Social Housing
Midlands (Bar)
3 years ranked
Provided by St Philips Chambers
Harry has a busy and thriving practice that specialises in real property matters and social housing. Beyond this, he also undertakes contractual, tortious cases which often overlap with his core practice areas. Harry assists clients with a range of issues including landlord and tenant cases, easements and boundary disputes. He is increasingly instructed in the Tribunal on issues including lease extensions, enfranchisement and service charge disputes. In social housing, Harry’s work involves complex trial advocacy as well as dealing with the difficult legal issues that arise in the context of matters such as failed successions applications, public law arguments and Equality Act 2010 defences. His grounding in property work allows him to advance acute legal arguments in his social housing cases. Harry prides himself on his ability to deal with technical issues, whilst being approachable to his clients. Along with being instructed alone on matters beyond his year of call, Harry is frequently led. He was recently led in a mediation listed for three days at which tenants were pursuing claims against a landlord.
Called 2018.
Midland Chancery and Commercial Bar Association.
End of term? University protest encampments and possession proceedings, Local Government Lawyer, 23 July 2024.
Provided by Chambers
Harry Marriott is lauded as an up-and-coming junior in the market. He has experience representing local authorities and landlords in group actions and possession claims involving to disrepair, disability discrimination and antisocial behaviour.
Provided by Chambers
Harry is technically strong. A great details lawyer and very personable and well liked by clients.
He is incredible in court.
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