US Politics | Man who said ‘unbearable’ mystery noise like ‘bubblewrap popping’ stopped him from SLEEPING loses £1million court battle
A MULTI-millionaire who said bubble wrap popping noises in his home left him unable to sleep has lost a £1 million court battle. Nazirali Tejani, 70, claimed he and his wife's life became ...unbearable... after moving into their plush £2.6 million flat in central London. 
Nazirali Tejani said bubble wrap popping noises in his home left him unable to sleepChampion News 
Champion NewsThe noise lay behind the walls of their exclusive block in Fitzroy Place, near Oxford Street, London '/ ' The noise \- which Mr Tejani said rung out around his flat \- lay behind the walls of their exclusive block in Fitzroy Place, near Oxford Street. Other residents described a similar noise but despite extensive work to banish it once and for all from the façade \- the noise didn't go. In 2018 Mr Tejani sued the freeholder and developer for about £1m in damages. But on Wednesday, following a trial at the High Court last month, Judge Veronique Buehrlen KC dismissed Mr Tejani's compensation claim. She told Mr Tejani the noise was not as bad as he claimed, was almost inaudible and certainly would not have kept him awake. The court heard how the pharmaceutical tycoon snapped up the home in 2012 and moved in four years later. But after two years of complaints and the noise not solved following investigatory work Mr Tejani said he could not ...tolerate it any longer.... So he sued Fitzroy Place Residential Ltd, for noise nuisance and developer 2-10 Mortimer Street GP Ltd for a breach of an agreement to take reasonable steps to remedy defects. Most read in News KNIFE HORROR Handyman who stabbed estranged lover 55 times & hid body in bag pleads guilty SICKLY VLAD Sickly Putin's hands seen 'turning black' as tyrant 'has Parkinson's' & cancer ROID RAGE Inside toxic marriage of Killer Sally who shot husband dead on Valentine's Day begging for help New 911 calls reveal horror details in school shooting that left 21 dead MANE ATTRACTION Five lions break free from zoo enclosure sparking emergency lockdown EERIE SMILE Smirking 'killer who stabbed 2 outside Kohl's returned to knife victim 3 times' At the High Court his barrister, Timothy Dutton KC, argued the noise occurs both day and night and was ...loud enough to wake the claimant and his wife when sleeping.... Among complaints of annoyance and ...distress..., the millionaire also said the noise sent the value of his home plummeting by £815,000. Defending, Gary Blaker KC denied there were any defects in the design or construction of the building. He added the noise \- ...a short click akin to popping bubble wrap... \- was localised and could only be heard at limited times. Mr Blaker also stressed Mr Tejani had turned down good offers to buy or rent it. Judge Buehrlen accepted the popping was likely caused by expanding materials inside the walls when it got hot over the summer. Read More on The Sun 
NO KIDDING I'm 17 & already a mum... trolls say I only got pregnant to get benefits And she said the popping could easily be masked by putting on music or the TV \- something Mr Tejani said didn't work \- as she dismissed his claims. She also found Mr Tejani could not blame the developer because the tycoon had failed to give notice of a defect within a certain time.
Nazirali Tejani said bubble wrap popping noises in his home left him unable to sleepChampion News Champion NewsThe noise lay behind the walls of their exclusive block in Fitzroy Place, near Oxford Street, London '/ ' The noise \- which Mr Tejani said rung out around his flat \- lay behind the walls of their exclusive block in Fitzroy Place, near Oxford Street. Other residents described a similar noise but despite extensive work to banish it once and for all from the façade \- the noise didn't go. In 2018 Mr Tejani sued the freeholder and developer for about £1m in damages. But on Wednesday, following a trial at the High Court last month, Judge Veronique Buehrlen KC dismissed Mr Tejani's compensation claim. She told Mr Tejani the noise was not as bad as he claimed, was almost inaudible and certainly would not have kept him awake. The court heard how the pharmaceutical tycoon snapped up the home in 2012 and moved in four years later. But after two years of complaints and the noise not solved following investigatory work Mr Tejani said he could not ...tolerate it any longer.... So he sued Fitzroy Place Residential Ltd, for noise nuisance and developer 2-10 Mortimer Street GP Ltd for a breach of an agreement to take reasonable steps to remedy defects. Most read in News KNIFE HORROR Handyman who stabbed estranged lover 55 times & hid body in bag pleads guilty SICKLY VLAD Sickly Putin's hands seen 'turning black' as tyrant 'has Parkinson's' & cancer ROID RAGE Inside toxic marriage of Killer Sally who shot husband dead on Valentine's Day begging for help New 911 calls reveal horror details in school shooting that left 21 dead MANE ATTRACTION Five lions break free from zoo enclosure sparking emergency lockdown EERIE SMILE Smirking 'killer who stabbed 2 outside Kohl's returned to knife victim 3 times' At the High Court his barrister, Timothy Dutton KC, argued the noise occurs both day and night and was ...loud enough to wake the claimant and his wife when sleeping.... Among complaints of annoyance and ...distress..., the millionaire also said the noise sent the value of his home plummeting by £815,000. Defending, Gary Blaker KC denied there were any defects in the design or construction of the building. He added the noise \- ...a short click akin to popping bubble wrap... \- was localised and could only be heard at limited times. Mr Blaker also stressed Mr Tejani had turned down good offers to buy or rent it. Judge Buehrlen accepted the popping was likely caused by expanding materials inside the walls when it got hot over the summer. Read More on The Sun NO KIDDING I'm 17 & already a mum... trolls say I only got pregnant to get benefits And she said the popping could easily be masked by putting on music or the TV \- something Mr Tejani said didn't work \- as she dismissed his claims. She also found Mr Tejani could not blame the developer because the tycoon had failed to give notice of a defect within a certain time.
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