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Natalie Appleby

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Natalie Appleby

Natalie Appleby

Of Counsel

CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP
Cannon Place
78 Cannon Street
London
EC4N 6AF
United Kingdom
Languages English, French

Natalie is of counsel in the Real Estate Disputes team. She advises on, litigates and resolves property disputes, representing institutional landlords, pension and real estate funds, developers and occupiers.

Natalie’s experience includes designing and implementing vacant possession strategies for large scale development sites; acting on opposed and unopposed renewals of protected business leases; resolving disputes relating to restrictive covenants, easements and rights of light in the context of developments; acting on contractual claims, including enforcing and rescinding sale and purchase agreements; resolving a full spectrum of landlord and tenant disputes, including dilapidations, service charge, rent review and break notice disputes; and finding practical solutions to neighbour disputes such as nuisance and trespass claims. She has also advised on and settled professional negligence matters relating to property transactions. 

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Education

  • 2006 – Legal Practice Course, College of Law, London - Distinction
  • 2005 – Graduate Diploma in Law, College of Law, London - Distinction
  • 2003 – Politics and Sociology BSc, University of Bristol – 2:1
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27 November 2020
Build first, ask later? (Still) at your per­il!
Back in Decem­ber 2018, we re­por­ted on the Court of Ap­peal’s de­cision in The Al­ex­an­der Dev­ine Chil­dren's Can­cer Trust v Millgate De­vel­op­ments Ltd, a case con­cern­ing a de­veloper’s ap­plic­a­tion to dis­charge...
Law-Now Planning
25 November 2020
Risk Es­sen­tials: Find­ing a pur­pose: the chan­ging land­scape of priv­ilege
The courts have con­tin­ued to pro­duce new de­cisions on priv­ilege over the last couple of years, with com­mon threads in­clud­ing the dis­tinc­tion between leg­al and com­mer­cial con­sid­er­a­tions in lit­ig­a­tion...
Event Risk, Resilience & Reputation
18 June 2019
Who put that hole there? Wheth­er land­lords have a stat­utory duty to in­spect...
The Court of Ap­peal has provided cla­ri­fic­a­tion as to wheth­er the De­fect­ive Premises Act 1972 (the “Act”) con­fers an ob­lig­a­tion on land­lords to carry out routine in­spec­tions of ten­an­ted prop­er­ties...
Law-Now Real Estate
20 December 2018
Build first, ask later? At your per­il!
The Court of Ap­peal has is­sued a sharp warn­ing against de­velopers build­ing know­ingly in breach of re­strict­ive cov­en­ants, then ap­ply­ing to modi­fy or re­lease those cov­en­ants. A re­cent de­cision has made...
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