Record#
EV ID |
EV-0099 |
Title |
South Wales Echo, 2 Dec 1988: summons against BP and Mrs Buckler’s access to collect belongings |
Date of document |
Friday 2 December 1988 |
Type |
press |
Evidence label |
PRESS REPORT |
Repository / reference |
British Newspaper Archive (Findmypast), South Wales Echo 1983–2005; Screenshot in Buckler family evidence repository, N15 image group, datro files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Specific image unmatched. |
Status |
HELD — open the scan (image) |
Provenance |
Screenshot of a British Newspaper Archive search result, held in the N15 image group, transcribed on the N15 Press Archive page. No image matched. |
Wiki catalogue page |
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Claims that rely on this |
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Quotation: Monday when a summons against BP will be heard. Mr Justice Anthony Evans has allowed the condition that Mrs Buckler should be able to go into the house and collect belongings as long as BP solicitors agree… The Buckler family have petitioned to have […]
Proves: A snippet of the South Wales Echo of 2 December 1988 reported a summons against BP to be heard Monday, a condition allowed by Mr Justice Anthony Evans letting Mrs Buckler collect belongings with BP solicitors’ agreement, and that the Buckler family had petitioned.
Does not prove: Does not show headline, byline, object of the petition, or surrounding text; Does not state the judge’s full order beyond the belongings condition; Does not resolve the Western Mail’s naming of Judge Norman Francis at the 5 December hearing.
File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0099 in the artifact index.