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Legal and financial developments regarding Andrew Mountbatty

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, has been awarded approximately £302,000 in compensation following the surrender of his lease on the Royal Lodge, a 30-room mansion near Windsor Castle. The surrender followed his eviction by King Charles III earlier in the year. In related developments, a luxury Bentley Flying Spur previously owned by Mountbatten-Windsor was listed has sold for sale at a dealership in Doncaster. £124,975. The vehicle, advertised as an ‘Ex Royal Family Car’ with a personalised ‘A03 DOY’ number plate, was priced listed at approximately £125,000. a dealership in Doncaster. Clive Watson, owner of Portland of Bawtry Ltd, noted that while the dealership did not purchase the vehicle directly from the Royal Household, it was acquired through a third party. The royal connection was cited as a factor in the rapid sale, with the car selling just one day after being listed. Separately, Mountbatten-Windsor is pursuing a judicial review concerning the legality of police searches conducted at his properties, including Sandringham and the Royal Lodge.

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  1. 2026-10-17 13:36 UTC Legal and financial developments regarding Andrew Mountbatty
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