Anesh’s busy housing practice covers landlord and tenant; housing; general commercial and common law.

He has particular expertise in:

Possession proceedings - nuisance and other anti-social behaviour.

Anti-social behaviour orders - advising and advocacy including Judicial Review. Anesh has developed exceptional expertise in the field of anti-social behaviour law, appeared in a number of the leading cases in this field. He also regularly appears in possession proceedings both for Tenants & Landlords.

Commercial leasehold arrangements including agricultural tenancies.

Anti-social Behaviour Injunctions. Section 153A and S.222.

Anesh also sits as a Deputy District Judge in the Civil Courts.

Experience & Reported Cases

Firth -v- Ackroyd -v- Bradford CC 2000 Lloyd's Rep. Med. 312.

Dunn -v- Bradford CC & Marston -v- Leeds City Council 2002 32 EG 87; TLR 5th September 2002 - a leading case on the application of the Supply and Goods and Services Act and Unfair Contract Terms in assured tenancy agreements.

Milton -v- North Yorkshire County Council 2002 - a High Court action on the negligence of educational psychologists.

Advised and conducted ASBOs for numerous authorities including Kirklees MBC, Bradford MBC, Newport CC, Gwent CC, Torfaen CC, Leeds CC, Nottingham CC, Middlesborough MBC.

Turnbull v Middlesborough CC The Times Law Reports 25.8.03.

R on the Appl of Kenny & M -v- Leeds Magistrates - Divisional Court 2004 1 All ER 133.

R (on the appl of M) -v- Leeds City Council -v- Secretary of State for Constitutional affairs,

Anti-social behaviour Orders - Law and Practice (2nd edition) published by Jordans Publishing, October 2004.

Anesh lectures widely including at National conferences on anti-social behaviour.

Housing Team – Zenith Chambers

Astbury Scholar, Middle Temple.
Sachs Prize for Evidence.
JJ Powell Prize for Civil Litigation.
Certificate of Honour.

Exeter College, Oxford MA (Oxon) (Jurisprudence).

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