Amanprit Kaur successfully defends Beneficial Interest Claim in Complex Possession Proceedings

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Amanprit Kaur acted for Deputies appointed under a Court of Protection Order in complex multi-track possession proceedings concerning an alleged beneficial interest in a residential property.

The Defendant advanced claims in constructive trust and proprietary estoppel arising from an alleged contribution towards the purchase price and long-term occupation of the property. The counterclaim was dismissed in full, with the Court finding the sum paid was a loan and insufficient to establish any beneficial interest.

Amanprit will be writing an article on her success for our Lay of the Land Real Estate series later this month.

Written by Amanprit Kaur