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Jaguar club split by law of the jungle

THE Jaguar Drivers' Club, one of the motoring world's most respected refuges for car fanatics, is to hire private detectives in a bid to track down the author of a series of poison pen letters.

In the latest twist in a 10-year saga of intrigue and in-fighting, the 12,000-member club has asked lawyers to act over allegations that pounds 131,000 of members' funds has been wasted.

The allegations - disputed by the club - were made in a two-page unsigned letter circulated to senior members several weeks ago in advance of the club's anual meeting on 15 October. It is the latest in a flurry of letters sent anonymously over the past five years. All previous circulars have been ignored, but the ...

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