It’s been a little while since our last big update on Andrew Milne. If you’ve recently joined us, he’s the solicitor who bought hundreds of Sheffield freeholds, then proceeded to send “very aggressive” letters containing legal threats. Several homeowners paid sums of upwards of £25,000 to buy their freeholds after hearing from Milne.
Last week saw a big step in the case. Attentive readers may recall that James Gray, a senior criminal barrister with a string of impressive cases to his name, had visited Sheffield to talk to leaseholders and gather evidence. Since then, he’s been beavering away on his legal opinion of what’s happened in Sheffield. Last week, it arrived, including his summary of what criminal actions may have occurred in this instance. We’ve also got a whole load more updates, as Milne returned to court last week, and national newspapers and broadcasters pick up the story.
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