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Devonshires Solicitors LLP has successfully defended a Judicial Review application to allow a prisoner to share a cell with her civil partner.

Two Housing associations based in the South of England, The Hyde Group and Mount Green Housing Association, have swapped ownership of over 300 tenanted homes. We acted for The Hyde Group in this matter.

We acted for The Hyde Group in connection with the purchase of 283 homes from Town & Country.

Devonshires Solicitors has bolstered its banking, governance and corporate team with the appointment of Martin Lewis as a consultant.

We advised The Hyde Group in connection with a successful consortium bid, with Mount Anvil, to be a member of a TfL panel to develop TfL sites.

We advised L&Q New Homes on a joint venture with the Anderson Group to build 600 homes on the site of the former Erith Quarry, in Bexley.

We advised L&Q New Homes on the acquisition of a 51% interest, from Bellway Homes, in a joint venture to develop the 179 hectare former Barking power station.

We advised an international housing charity on issue of a social impact bond to fund community development in Africa.

We have advised over 20 registered housing provider groups on their registration with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Devonshires are delighted to have been retained by Community Housing Cymru, the representative body for housing associations in Wales to advise on the implications of the decision by the Office for National Statistics in England to reclassify housing associations in England as public bodies.

We are delighted to announce that Saghar Roya, a Solicitor in our Securitisation Team and Tom Keya, a Solicitor in our Commercial Litigation team have been made up to partner.

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