zwiebel
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A retired banker and his wife waged 'war' on their elderly, deaf neighbour over a 12 inch wide strip of land. It was the elderly lady's 'right of way' out of the backyard of her home, where she'd lived for decades.
She was given a whiplash injury from being shaken and grabbed and the Bayliss's even tried to get the lady - a former churchwarden and current carer for the disabled - certified into a mental health institute and removed from her home.
The judge called retired banker Peter Bayliss and his artist wife Kim 'dishonest and devious' and condemned 'the sheer awfullness of their attempts to get her sectioned under the Mental Health Act'.
He ordered them to pay damages and a legal bill of £330,000 (about $553,000). This is likely to exceed the entire value of the house, which Mr Bayliss 'was set' to inherit from his mother. His mother isn't reported to ever have had any problems over the strip of land.
Sounds like his mother is still alive and owns the house but no longer lives there. Can't help wondering where she has ended up......
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crim...2-inches-of-land-in-kent-village-9123330.html
She was given a whiplash injury from being shaken and grabbed and the Bayliss's even tried to get the lady - a former churchwarden and current carer for the disabled - certified into a mental health institute and removed from her home.
The judge called retired banker Peter Bayliss and his artist wife Kim 'dishonest and devious' and condemned 'the sheer awfullness of their attempts to get her sectioned under the Mental Health Act'.
He ordered them to pay damages and a legal bill of £330,000 (about $553,000). This is likely to exceed the entire value of the house, which Mr Bayliss 'was set' to inherit from his mother. His mother isn't reported to ever have had any problems over the strip of land.
Sounds like his mother is still alive and owns the house but no longer lives there. Can't help wondering where she has ended up......
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crim...2-inches-of-land-in-kent-village-9123330.html