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EV-0104 — South Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High Court

EV IDEV-0104
TitleSouth Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High Court
Date of documentTuesday 6 December 1988
Typepress
Evidence labelPRESS REPORT
Repository / referenceSouth Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive (title held 1983–2005); N15 image group, Buckler family evidence repository: datro files …_002.png–_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337 series. Image unmatched.
StatusPUBLISHED — open the scan (image)
ProvenanceDescribed as a British Newspaper Archive search-result screenshot in the N15 image group; Image unmatched and not displayed; Snippet transcribed on Press Archive page N15.
Wiki catalogue pageGHF-E090-N15-07
Claims that rely on thisHigh Court — Forensic Assessment
EV-0104 — South Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High Court

Quotation: “Her husband’s family have been battling for more than 30 years to prove they owned the historic farmhouse at Llandough. That fight came to an end yesterday afternoon in the High Court in Cardiff and within hours owners BP Properties”

Proves: Shows the South Wales Echo of 6 December 1988 reported a 30-year family fight over the Llandough farmhouse ending in the High Court, Cardiff, with BP Properties acting within hours.

Does not prove: Snippet only; Headline and byline absent; Does not establish ownership or BP Properties’ actions; Names Cardiff High Court, differing from N10’s Cardiff Crown Court.

File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0104 in the artifact index.

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