A couple who bought a £3.15 million home in Kent are suing the previous owner, alleging issues after travellers move into a field next door. The purchasers, Jamie and Eda Pierce, bought from Paul and Elizabeth Nott, according to one report. The other report also describes the Pierces suing Nott after caravans appear opposite their property months after they moved in.
The reports link the dispute to a separate “anti-traveller” campaigner and claim that a caravan site comes up nearby after the sale. One account frames the seller’s alleged role as not disclosing the proximity of travellers or a caravan site. Both articles describe the same property transaction and subsequent developments in the neighbouring field, but they differ in how they characterize the seller’s conduct.
In both accounts, the legal action centers on the circumstances of the home purchase and the later appearance of caravans in the adjacent area. The reports do not provide court documents or rulings, so the specific claims and any defenses are not fully detailed in the available summaries.
