High Court Rules 'Significant Error' in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Warrant
UKPulse News Desk
The High Court has ruled that a "significant error" was made in the application for a warrant to search the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Thames Valley Police will reportedly continue their investigation despite the ruling.
- The High Court found a "significant error" in the warrant application for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's residences.
- Thames Valley Police will continue their investigation into Mountbatten-Windsor.
- Friends of Mountbatten-Windsor reportedly say his "fightback starts now".
The High Court has ruled that a "significant error" was made in the application for a warrant to search the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. This decision follows a legal challenge by Mountbatten-Windsor regarding a police raid on his residences.
Despite the High Court's ruling, Thames Valley Police will continue their investigation into Mountbatten-Windsor, according to reports. Friends of Mountbatten-Windsor have reportedly stated that his "fightback starts now".