Parliament bellringer Adrian Udal was involved in a dispute with his neighbor over the removal of a front gate. Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley had recently purchased the property for retirement. Udal claimed ownership of the land and justification for his actions. The case was brought to court, where Judge Nicholas Parfitt ruled in favor of Hiley and his wife, stating Udal's actions constituted wanton destruction. Udal has been left with a significant court bill due to the judgment against him.
Retired financier Nicholas Partick-Hiley bought his mews cottage in Disbrowe Road, Fulham, in August 2023, planning to make the property a dream home for his retirement alongside wife, Lisa.
Mr. Udal insisted he had a right to do what he did as he owns the land the gate was on, but the couple sued and won the case last month after Judge Nicholas Parfitt branded Mr. Udal's actions "wanton destruction" and carefully pre-planned.
Parliament's master bellringer has been hit with a 100,000-plus court bill after tearing out the front gates of his banker neighbour's 2m west London home during a neighbours' fight.
Westminster Abbey bellringing secretary Adrian Udal has been left facing a 100,000-plus court bill after a judge ruled against him for demolishing his neighbor's gate.
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