Stepchildren of Notts tycoon who were labelled spoilt brats' win 8.2m court battle
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Stepchildren of Notts tycoon who were labelled spoilt brats' win 8.2m court battle
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"The stepchildren of a multimillionaire animal medicine tycoon have won a court fight over control of his 8.2m fortune after complaining they were labelled "entitled spoilt brats" by the man he left in charge of his empire. Graham Cheslyn-Curtis, boss of multinational Notts-based veterinary medical supply company Millpledge, died in 2018, leaving along with his will a detailed letter of wishes expressing hope"
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