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Marquess of Bath Wins High Court Inheritance Case
The Marquess of Bath has won a High Court bid concerning his surrogate-born son's inheritance of the £200 million Longleat estate. This ruling clarifies the succession rights for the significant family property.
7 May, 16:40 — 7 May, 16:46
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Marquess of Bath wins High Court bid over surrogate-born son’s inheritance of £200m Longleat estate
There had been ‘uncertainty’ over whether young Henry was entitled to the fortune
By Nina Massey
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First report: BBC · 7 May, 16:40|Full coverage: 2 · 6m|Window: 6m
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