Natasha’s attention to detail is good and she is a quick reader of papers.”

Chambers UK 2025, Chancery

Natasha is ranked as a leading junior in chancery by the Legal 500 and Chambers UK.  She has dealt with a wide range of proprietary estoppel matters including the typical disputes over real property (residential, commercial and agricultural) as well as more complex disputes concerning other types of property such as company shares, business interests and pensions.

Natasha also wrote an article for the Trusts and Estates Law & Tax Journal concerning the Supreme Court decision in Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 27.

Some examples of Natasha’s experience are:

  • A dispute concerning beneficial interests in a property where the legal owner was a Guernsey registered company and the alleged beneficial owners had been subjected to numerous bankruptcies.
  • A proprietary estoppel claim concerning beneficial interests in two properties listed for a 6 day trial.
  • A proprietary estoppel claim based on an express promise by a deceased promisor, and alternatively acquiescence, in relation to a farm containing a property which was subject to an agricultural tie.
  • A proprietary estoppel claim in respect of a 200 year old cottage, agricultural outbuildings and a barn.
  • Advising in respect of a claim by an intervener in divorce and financial remedy proceedings who claimed to be a beneficial owner in businesses by way of proprietary estoppel and/or constructive trust.
  • Acting for the trustee in bankruptcy in proceedings before the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber), Land Registration Division. An application had been made to register a restriction against a property shortly prior to its sale with the bankrupt being adjudged bankrupt after the sale. Neither the bankrupt nor the purchaser were aware of the sale. Applicant claimed a beneficial interest arising out of a resulting or constructive trust or proprietary estoppel.
  • A proprietary estoppel, constructive trust and resulting trust claim where both proprietors had died resulting in two warring estates.
  • Appearing in Sollis v Leyshon & Leyshon [2018] EWHC 2853 (Ch) – complex trial concerning breach of trust, duress, proprietary estoppel, resulting trusts, unconscionability, undue influence and unjust enrichment.

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Directory Quotes

Natasha is very astute and quickly grasps the issues at hand. She is a strong advocate and a quick thinker. She provides considered and thorough advice.

The Legal 500 2025, Chancery, probate, and tax

Natasha’s attention to detail is good and she is a quick reader of papers.

Chambers UK 2025, Chancery

Natasha is a methodical thinker who prepares thoroughly for trial. On her feet she is fast, but particularly comes into her own in closing arguments.  Her written work is also very thorough but most importantly when working together on a matter, she is always available to talk something over on the phone.”

The Legal 500 2024, Chancery, Probate, and Tax

Natasha Dzameh is a commercial and chancery practitioner handling property, insolvency, wills and trusts disputes. She is regularly instructed in high-value and complex litigation. ‘Natasha’s technical expertise is phenomenal.’ ‘Natasha is excellent. She is really clear in terms of her advocacy, good on her feet and can be really forceful when needed.’”

Chambers UK 2024, Chancery

Natasha is a great go-to counsel for complex matters – very responsive and approachable. ‘Natasha has real technical brilliance, she is skilled at working through tricky cases and finding the best legal route to enable the client to achieve the desired outcome.’ ‘Natasha is excellent with the clients and able to put them at ease.’ “

Chambers UK 2023, Chancery

Natasha digests the tricky elements of a case and plans out a robust, yet practical, strategy for resolving issues. She brings clarity and direction to a matter. Her advice is very astute.”

The Legal 500 2023, Chancery, Probate and Tax

She is an absolute ball of energy. She is good in court and fights her case. She is very thorough and she thinks outside the box.”

Chambers UK 2022, Chancery

Natasha has a great eye for detail and is very determined in her approach. She provides advice in a commercial way.”

LEGAL 500 2022, CHANCERY, PROBATE, AND TAX

“Natasha has a great eye for detail and is very determined in her approach. She provides advice in a commercial way.”

The Legal 500 2022, CHANCERY, PROBATE, AND TAX

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  • Qualifications & awards:

    • LLM International Commercial Law (Distinction), University of Nottingham
    • BVC, BPP
    • LLB Law (Hons), University of Hull
    • Bristol Law Society’s “Barrister of the Year 2017”
    • Istituto di Studi Economici e per l’Occupazione Scholarship
    • Ferens Scholarship

  • Professional memberships:

    • ConTrA
    • COMBAR
    • Chancery Bar Association
    • Professional Negligence Bar Association

  • Natasha Dzameh is regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) and holds a current practising certificate. If you are not satisfied with the service provided, please read here.