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Kit Mordaunt, Residential Property Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Senior Associate
Residential Property

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Kit Mordaunt, Residential Property Associate, Boodle Hatfield

Kit is a Senior Associate in the Residential Property department.

His practice focuses on all aspects of residential property, agricultural and landed estates. Kit advises high net worth individuals, farmers and landed estates dealing with all non-contentious property matters and transactions including sale and purchase of farms, country houses and estates, agricultural tenancies, easements, options and refinancing.

Areas of Practice

Residential Property, Rural and Agriculture Property, Residential Property Buyers & Sellers

Memberships

Law Society
Agricultural Law Association

Education & Qualification

University of West London

Qualified as a solicitor in 2002

Law Society
Agricultural Law Association

University of West London

Qualified as a solicitor in 2002

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