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Greville Healey

Greville Healey
Called 2002

Greville is a specialist property litigator, with extensive experience in courts, tribunals and arbitrations.  His focus is on commercial property law, including:

  • business tenancies;
  • rent reviews;
  • commercial landlord and tenant disputes;
  • the development of land;
  • easements and restrictive covenants; and
  • the telecommunications code.

As well as being an advocate and advisor, he also regularly acts as a legal assessor and legal expert in:

  • rent review arbitrations;
  • disputes over the interpretation of development agreements, options and overage agreements; and
  • arbitrations concerning agricultural holdings and notices to quit. 

Greville is a contributing editor of Hill & Redman’s Law of Landlord and of Tenant and Fisher & Lightwood’s Law of Mortgages, and regularly writes articles and gives talks and seminars on topics in his areas of specialism. 

  • Education

    • Greville has a first from Cambridge, and a doctorate from Oxford, both in philosophy, and was a tutor at Oxford for several years before coming to the bar.
    • Scholar of King’s College Cambridge
    • Senior Scholar of Somerville College Oxford
    • He did the law conversion course at City University in 2001, where he won the university’s equity prize.
  • Professional

    • Appointed to the Attorney General’s B Panel of Junior Counsel to the Crown in 2015.
    • Appointed by the Bar Council in 2020 as the barrister member of the Land Registration Rules Committee, the body which advises the Secretary of State about how to exercise the power under the Land Registration Act to make and amend the rules.
    • Bar Vocational Course at the Inns of Court School of Law; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 2002. Awarded an Inner Temple Major Scholarship a Princess Royal Scholarship.
  • Publications

    • Greville is a contributing editor of two of the leading property law textbooks: Fisher & Lightwood’s Law of Mortgages; and Hill & Redman’s Law of Landlord and Tenant.
    • He is also contributing editor of the Woodfall Landlord and Tenant Bulletin, and regularly writes articles and gives talks and seminars on aspects of the law of real property.

    Leading textbooks

    •  Fisher & Lightwood’s Law of Mortgages (contributing editor)
    •  Hill & Redman’s Law of Landlord and Tenant (contributing editor)
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