Dekinar: Japanese Knotweed Claims – Themes in claims against vendors and professionals

Webinars

Published: 15/09/2023

Event Date:

Claims relating to Japanese Knotweed have multiplied in recent years. As a result of rising property values, even minor diminution in value to the average property can now merit allocation to the multi-track. In this webinar Conor Kennedy examines some important themes in such claims, including issues relating to:

  • The requirements for a claim under Section 2(1) of the Misrepresentation Act 1967.
  • The extent of surveyors’ duties.
  • Expert evidence.
  • Quantification of loss.

View the slides – Japanese Knotweed Claims

Featured Counsel

Conor Kennedy

Call 2011

Latest News & Events

The Dekagram: 17th August 2026

In this week’s edition of the Dekagram Linda Nelson addresses the complexities posed by the incidence of costs orders in multi-party litigation, whilst Sarah Prager KC considers the position when a claimant wishes to substitute a defendant after the expiry of the relevant limitation period….

The Intersection between Public Liability and Human Rights – Conference in London on 6 October

We are hosting a half day conference in London: The Intersection between Public Liability and Human Rights. The conference is taking place at etc.venues Chancery Lane, 50-52 Chancery Lane London, London WC2A 1HL. Registration starts at 13:15 and the conference starts at 13:30 – 17:30. We will…

Deka Chambers shortlisted for Chambers UK Bar Awards 2026

We are delighted to share that Deka Chambers has been shortlisted for the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2026. Our warmest thanks go to our clients and everyone who supported our nominations, and congratulations to all those shortlisted. Our nominations are: ⭐Andrew Warnock KC – Personal…

© Deka Chambers 2026

Search

Portfolio Builder

Select the expertise that you would like to download or add to the portfolio

Download    Add to portfolio   
Portfolio
Title Type CV Email

Remove All

Download


Click here to share this shortlist.
(It will expire after 30 days.)