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Raoul Downey Barrister
Property & Estates Law Barrister | 35+ years experience

Raoul Downey

Raoul is currently co-located in London and the Republic of Ireland. He practised for nearly 25 years as a tenant in a leading London commercial and employment set and has returned to private practice.

Raoul's practice combines commercial litigation and all aspects of traditional chancery, property and trusts (including TOLATA). 

Biography

Raoul is a specialist in chancery work, with substantial experience in property law and landlord & tenant disputes.

As an advocate, Raoul has extensive experience in a wide variety of civil Courts, Tribunals, and other settings, He has delivered lectures and seminars on Employment, Pension, Company and Costs issues and has acted as an Adjudicator for a Financial Services Compensation scheme. He was a regular participant for the Bar Pro Bono Unit in the Court of Appeal.

Chancery

Raoul undertakes both contentious and non-contentious chancery work with particular expertise in company, landlord and tenant, and property law.

Reported Cases include:

London Borough of Haringey v Ball and others (HHJ Roger Cooke) 6 December 2004 – Landlord and Tenant – Local Authority Landlord - Service Charges – test cases

Eurofi Ltd v Teletech Ltd [2000] EWCA Civ 245 – Commission payable on a contingency, Construction of Consultancy Agreements – Regional Development Grants

Personal Interests

Outside of practice at the Bar, Raoul is currently the Vice-Chairman of the Murrisk Development Association in Ireland and takes an active part in local campaigns and projects. He is also a former international swimmer having represented Hong Kong at both Age Group and National levels. He still swims and competes as a Master at county, regional and national levels.

Professional qualifications and associations

  • Called to the Bar in 1988

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0330 822 5481

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