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QUATTERS at the Du chess of' Bedford House flats,
K ensington, London, S.W.; Abbey Lodge, S t. John's
Wood; and W estm inster Council prem ises at P age-street,
have been ordered to quit.
Injunctions were granted by Mr. Justice Wynn-Parry in
the High Court yesterday restraining certain of the squatters from continuing to trespass in the premises.
In one case, he said: “ I have come unhesitatingly to the con-
elusion that the defendants and
everybody concerned in this in-
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in the case of the Duchess
of Bedford House squatters
the order was suspended for
three days, and for the Page-,
street squatters two days.
Abbey Lodge squatters have
been given until ten o’clock on
Thursday morning to move
out.
The Fountain Court case was
adjourned until today. ■
In the first case, Minister of
Works v. Henderson (Duchess
of Bedford House). Mr. Colin
Pearson, for the Minister, said
oroceedings had been taken so
•that the legal position might
become quite clear to squatters.
It should be made quite clear
that their unlawful act' involved them
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