Dr. Philip Antino
PhD. BSc (Hons), MSc, MRes, FCABE, MCIArb
Dr Antino is an eminently respected and leading expert in Party Wall matters and the first person in the world to have undertaken and received the award of PhD. for his seminal Doctoral Research “Interpreting the Party Wall etc Act 1996 and the implications for building below ground level” Antino, P. (2021) Research Thesis in partial submission for the Award of Doctor of Philosophy within the Built environment.
Philip's other academic achievements include an award of a BSc (Hons) ‘Building Surveying’ (1996). His first award at master’s level with an MSc 'Project and Construction Management' (1997) and his second master’s award MRes ‘Masters in Research’ (2013).
Philip has considerable experience in litigation and is regularly appointed as an Expert Witness in some of the most trying and definitive cases within:
County Court;
High Court;
Magistrates Court;
Crown Court;
Court of Appeal; and
First Tier Tribunal
The following broad areas of expertise is not exhaustive and includes:
Party Wall Disputes;
Boundary Disputes;
Landlord & Tenant Disputes;
Housing Disrepair;
Surveyors Professional Negligence claims;
Building Defect Disputes;
Access to Neighbouring Lands Act 1996
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Our continued support has been recognised as we have been recorded as friends of the regiment in 2021 , 2022 , 2023 and 2024 .
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Latest Posts
Even experienced Surveyors are confused about what constitutes a special foundation.
In a recent party wall matter the building owners surveyor (Mr Graham North FRICS and CEO of Anstey Horne) www.ansteyhorne.co.uk prepared and served notices in relation to s.6(1) and s.2 building works. ...
MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967
The principle of good faith requires the parties to operate honestly and transparently when a contract is formed and contains terms which do not create any specific or particular problems. The contract is binding unless certain factors arise whic ...
Phillips & Davy v Dalby (2025) The County Court at The Mayors and City of London Court
Following the handing down of HHJ Parfitt’s decision in Phillips & Perry v Dalby, I am now able to report on the circumstances and in particular Mr Lee Kyson AssocRICS www.lkbc.co.uk conduct in this case. ...
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