FEUDAL RIGHTS in Alstonefield, Staffordshire - a case note of a recent dispute
The Land Is Ours
office at tlio.demon.co.uk
Fri Oct 5 15:30:27 BST 2001
the story below begs the question, why-on-earth are ancient titles are sold
on the open market at-all?
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- [featured on BBC Radio-4's "You & Yours" (transmission - 18/09/01)].
FEUDAL RIGHTS :
Legal arguments are raging over the exercise of ancient legal rights which
are blighting people's homes in Alstonefield in Staffordshire and in
neighbouring villages. At the centre of the dispute is a businessman, Mark
Roberts who bought the title of Lord of the Manor of Alstonefield. These
ancient titles are often sold at auction for their novelty value but Mr
Roberts who paid £10,000 for his, is claiming what he says are his ancient
rights over acres of Staffordshire moorlands and properties in several
villages. People living in the area claim house sales are falling through
and farmers are unable to find buyers for their land because of Mr Roberts.
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