Edward Peters

Personal Bio

Job Title: Barrister

Areas of Expertise: Arbitration

Edward Peters is a property litigation specialist. He is experienced in all aspects of real property and landlord and tenant law - commercial, residential and agricultural – as well as property related professional negligence and insolvency.
https://www.falcon-chambers.com/barristers/profile/edward-peters

A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, he has acted as an arbitrator, legal expert and legal assessor. Edward is a member of the Falcon Chambers Arbitration Service, a group of specialist property arbitrators at Falcon Chambers, the leading set of property barristers:
https://www.falcon-chambersarbitration.com/

Edward is one of the editors of the leading landlord and tenant text, Woodfall’s Law of Landlord and Tenant; an editor of Muir Watt & Moss on Agricultural Holdings; and a a co-author of Fisher & Lightwood’s Law of Mortgage; and ‘Charging Orders on Land’; and ‘Commonhold’.
He is the barrister member of the RICS Agricultural Tenancies Monitoring Group.

As a barrister he has been instructed in cases in the Supreme Court, House of Lords, Court of Appeal, High Court, Upper Tribunal and other courts and tribunals, arbitrations, and expert determinations.

His relevant areas of property litigation expertise include (but are not limited to): adverse possession; agricultural tenancies; arbitrations; arbitration claims; assignment and alienation; assured tenancies; boundaries and boundary disputes; break clauses; business tenancies & the 1954 Act; charges; charging orders; co-habitation; co-ownership; commonhold; consent to assign; contracts generally; conveyancing; damages; development agreements; dilapidations; disclaimer; easements; enfranchisement; estoppel; farm business tenancies; farm contracting agreements; farm subsidies; fixtures; forfeiture; freehold covenants; guarantees; highways; improvements; injunctions; insolvency; interpretation of contracts; landlord and tenant generally; land registration; licences; limitation; mines and minerals; mortgages; misrepresentation; notices to quit; nuisance; party walls; partnerships; perpetuities; possession claims; priorities; professional negligence; proprietary estoppel; option agreements; overage agreements; real property generally; receivers; rectification; registration; rentcharges; rent act tenancies; rent review; residential tenancies of all kinds; profits; restrictive covenants; right to buy; right to manage; rights to light; rights of way; secure tenancies; service charges; settled land; specific performance; statutory interpretation; surrender; trespass; trusts; user covenants; valuation disputes; vendor and purchaser; water rights.