#court-case

#court-case

Sara Morris, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, exaggerated her condition to fraudulently claim over £20,000 in benefits while actively participating in running events.

A multimillionaire divorcee has been ordered out of her historic 19m London mansion, once home to Charles Dickens, after losing a court fight with her bank.

During a match in Dundee, Aberdeen player Jack MacKenzie was struck on the head by a thrown chair, leading to significant injuries and disfigurement.

A seven-year, 250,000 neighbours' row over a few inches of land, sparked by a doctor's garden tap, has been blasted as 'ridiculous' by a top judge.

People long for fame, they want fame, but fame can put you in a bubble. That's the life that he has to live in, because of men like Matthew Hughes.

Bowers told the judge his client was involved in something that was a world away from the classic spy case, emphasizing that her actions were administrative.

"The case against Bill Pallot and Bruno Desnoues highlights the deceptive practices in high-value antique sales, revealing a web of fraud and elaborate forgeries."

The dispute began in February 2020 when the couple filed a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) after Air Canada denied their initial compensation claim.

Martin Baglien's felony vehicular manslaughter charge was reduced to a misdemeanor due to a change in witness testimony, leading to probation and community service.

Graham Beegan, aged 45, faced Dublin District Court today where he was served with a book of evidence against him regarding allegations of coercive control over his wife.

As this macabre fandom kept their long vigil - eating takeout and grabbing naps on the pavement - the name Brian Thompson was never spoken, two frequent denizens of the line told Business Insider on Friday.

"In this case, the prosecution invite you to conclude the driving was careless because the defendant reversed through a car park without making adequate checks of his blind spot."

We have a lot of these cases - they are either a digger in the river or limestone and the Burren being upset. One or the other.

Daniel Day, 29, pleaded not guilty to charges of public nuisance and trespassing after allegedly scaling Big Ben and remaining there for over 16 hours.

Judge John O'Connor warned Ann Connors that she faces imprisonment if she does not comply with the court orders to demolish the unauthorized developments.

I want to express my sincere regret for how events unfolded... I recognise that leadership means being mindful of our actions both on and off the pitch.