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UK man ordered to sell £1M home after refusing to pay £129k damages over gate dispute

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Adrian Udal, a Parliament bell ringer, forcibly removed a gate at his banker neighbour's £2 million Fulham property in 2023, sparking a legal dispute. The incident led to a High Court case in which Udal was ordered to pay £129,500 in damages, costs, and interest. Having failed to settle the outstanding amount, the court has now directed Udal to sell his £1 million London home to recover the debt. The case highlights how a relatively minor property altercation escalated into a significant legal and financial consequence for the aggressor.

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