Article: New charge leaves a Lord Cardigan reeling; pounds 80,000 bill for court case.(ROP)

Article: Wednesday Law Report: Computer-programs copyright infringement 5 ...
The Independent - London;  May 5, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... Wilde Sapte) for the first, second and fourth defendants; George Hamer (Warner Cranston) for the third defendant. Mr Justice Pumfrey said that copyright protection was conferred on computer programs as literary works. In Ibcos Computers Ltd v Barclays ...

Article: Tuesday Law Report: No need for proof of innocence when claiming ...
The Independent - London;  January 21, 2003 ;     700+ words ...PROOF OF innocence was not a prerequisite of entitlement to compensation under section 133 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988. The Court of Appeal allowed the claimant's appeal against the dismissal of his application for judicial review of the decision of the Secretary of State for the Home

Article: New charge leaves a Lord Cardigan reeling ; pounds ...
Evening Mail;  July 3, 2001 ;     540 words ... ... Track in the High Court. This Lord Cardigan, David Michael James Brudenell ... a gravel path. The judge, Mr Justice Pumfrey, ruled that art dealer Harry ... costs should be collected from Lord Cardigan on a punitive indemnity basis ...

Article: Lord resigns as trustee of Wiltshire ancestral estate ; ...
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK);  November 12, 2008 ;     659 words ...Lord Cardigan will soon be able to stroll down the ... trust, which until this week had Lord Cardigan and Marlborough solicitor Richard ... trustees Richard Ford and myself," said Lord Cardigan. "He quotes my health, which indeed ...

Article: Lord Cardigan on firearms charges.(News)
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  February 20, 2000 ;     247 words ...LORD Cardigan has been ordered to appear before magistrates next month accused of firearms charges. The Earl, whose ancestor led the ill ...

Article: The 'dangerous' earl and his rehab blonde; MY UNFAITHFUL WIFE: ...
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  October 7, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... over an infant with his car to protecthis estate from his perception of an alleged trespasser'. They also alleged that Lord Cardigan suffers from depression, alcoholism,compulsiveness and has abused his own children by 'throwing [his son] Thomasaround ...

Article: Solved: riddle of 'lost' Lord Cardigan.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  January 20, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Byline: RICHARD KAY FOR several months now, an unnerving calm has fallen on an historic corner of rural Wiltshire, because of the disappearance of its noisy, outspoken and most prominent landowner. Rumours abounded that the Earl of Cardigan, whose ancestor led the Charge of the Light Brigade, must