Trinity Chambers

Chancery Law, both advisory work and litigation (including Land Registry Adjudications). Also member of Chambers' Business, Agriculture and Mental Health Groups. Jacqueline has a specialist interest in the following:-

• Land law including restrictive covenants, easements, rights of way, sale of land
• Equity and trusts including constructive trusts and proprietary estoppel
• Wills, succession, administration of estates and family provision claims
• Landlord and tenant
• Partnership
• Professional negligence in chancery related matters

APPOINTMENTS

Deputy District Judge 2002

MEMBERSHIPS

• Chancery Bar Association
• Northern Chancery Bar Association
• Bar Pro Bono Unit
• Middle Temple

LECTURES & SEMINARS

• 2011 "Contentious Probate" - Solicitors For the Elderly (Teesside).
• 2009 “Proprietary Estoppel – There is a Limit” (as part of the Chancery and Commercial Seminar at Sunderland, Teesside, Carlisle and Newcastle),
• 2008 Tees Valley Law Society Seminar “A Trust In The Family – Practical And Conveyancing Implications” (Constructive Trusts in the context of cohabitees and family members).
• 2004 “Securing Provision from an Estate – Aiming at the Right Target”, topics “The Substantial Validity of Wills, and “Family Provision” (Teesside and Newcastle).
• 2001 “Benefit Of Land Covenants - Contracts (Rights Of Third Parties Acts) 1999” and “Lands Tribunal Applications“ as part of Seminar on Restrictive Covenants (Carlisle and Whitehaven).

EDUCATION

LLB King’s College London

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

Between 2000 - 2012 Member of Legal Services Commission Funding Review Panel (adjudicating on appeals from refusal of public funding).

Teaching part-time on the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) at Northumbria University including Chancery option.

Called 1981; Middle Temple; tenant 1983; deputy district judge 2002.

Chancery Bar Association; Northern Chancery Bar Association; Bar Pro Bono Unit.

Dame Allans’ Girls School, Newcastle upon Tyne; King’s College, London.