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Manjinder Kaur Atwal
Director of Housing/Property Litigation at Duncan Lewis Solicitors
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Director of Housing/Property Litigation at Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Manjinder Kaur Atwal is Director of Housing/Property Litigation at Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
This Chronicle Law profile brings together Manjinder’s migrated professional information and published contributions for the UK legal community.
Manjinder Kaur Atwal’s profile brings together professional experience, specialist subjects and published Chronicle Law contributions.
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CRIMINAL LAW · 4 MIN READ
Government Commits to Decriminalising Rough Sleeping after 200 Years
The Government will repeal the Vagrancy Act 1824 by Spring 2026, ending the criminalisation of rough sleeping. Manjinder Kaur Atwal and her team at Duncan Lewis Solicitors examine the implications of this reform and how they can support those at risk of homelessness.
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GENERAL · 5 MIN READ
Homelessness Costs Victory: SCCO Confirms Pre-Decision Costs Are RECOVERABLE
The Senior Courts Costs Office (SCCO) has ruled that pre-decision costs in homelessness appeals are recoverable, marking a major victory for Duncan Lewis Solicitors. This landmark decision reinforces access to justice for vulnerable individuals and affirms the importance of preparatory legal work in challenging unsuitable housing conditions.
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GENERAL · 6 MIN READ
Successful defence of ‘no fault eviction’ claim has wider ramifications for landlords and for British Gas
Duncan Lewis’ Housing team achieved a notable outcome in Autumn 2024, defending clients against a Section 21 ‘no fault eviction’ claim. The case examined compliance with gas safety regulations, including the validity of unsigned certificates. Housing Director Manjinder Kaur Atwal highlighted the ruling’s implications for landlords, tenants, and future legislation.
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