Who is Nicholas Isaac and what does he do?

“He has a very smooth style of advocacy”. “He is extremely knowledgeable and very incisive in his analysis.” Nicholas Isaac is a property litigator with extensive experience in all aspects of property litigation, and relishes the challenge of difficult cases, last-minute instructions and novel points.

Who is Nicholas Isaac QC and where is my boundary?

Nick’s practice sometimes crosses over into commercial work, usually with a property angle, and his clients include large London estates, as well as commercial and private clients. He is the author of The Law and Practice of Party Walls and Where is my boundary?

What kind of lawyer is Nicholas Isaac QC?

“He is extremely knowledgeable and very incisive in his analysis.” Nicholas Isaac is a property litigator with extensive experience in all aspects of property litigation, and relishes the challenge of difficult cases, last-minute instructions and novel points.

How is Nicholas Isaac QC at Tanfield chambers?

“Well regarded by sources for his expertise in party wall matters. He also has extensive experience in easements and boundary disputes.” “He is accessible, personable and efficient in the delivery of advice.” “He has a very smooth style of advocacy”. “He is extremely knowledgeable and very incisive in his analysis.”

Who was the landlord of Inishowen in 1785?

The Harvey family made a fortune as British merchants in the Russian Empire and used some of the profits to buy up lands in Inishowen. He was Archibald Ross a native of Derry but resident in Russia. He was a very wealthy man and in his will made in 1785 he states:-

Who was the landlord of the Buncrana estate?

Finley Dun, who in 1879 after his travels in the USA authored the book “American Farming and Food”, was requested by the Times to inquire into ­the subjects of land tenure, estate management and the condition of tenants and labourers in Ireland.

Who was the landlord of the lower Crana Valley?

After the confiscation of Inishowen under the Ulster Plantation in 1609, the townlands of the lower Crana valley were leased to Henry Vaughan who lived in the O´Doherty castle (Keep) around which had grown up a settlement at the Bun (bottom, mouth) Cranncha (of the Crana river).

Who was the landlord of the Ennishowen estate?

Some of the Ennishowen landlords have been unreasonable, despotic and sometimes short-sighted. The late Daniel Todd, before dividing and selling his estates, raised the rents to 30 and even 70 per cent over Griffith´s Valuation, small regard being given to the source from which the enhanced value accrued.