Le collectionneur de timbres Ray Watts a légué 250 000 £ à la nettoyeuse Sue Pope; la belle-fille Beverley Neate conteste le testament devant le tribunal. Stamp collector Ray Watts left £250,000 estate to cleaner Sue Pope; stepdaughter Beverley Neate contests will in court.

Ray Watts, un collectionneur de timbres décédé, a vendu sa collection de 200 000 £ à son nettoyeur, Sue Pope, pour £1 et lui a laissé la plupart de ses 250 000 £ dans un testament révisé. Ray Watts, a deceased stamp collector, sold his £200,000 collection to his cleaner, Sue Pope, for £1 and left most of his £250,000 estate to her in a revised will. Sa belle-fille, Beverley Neate, conteste le testament devant le tribunal, affirmant que Watts avait plutôt l'intention de partager sa fortune avec sa famille. His stepdaughter, Beverley Neate, is contesting the will in court, asserting that Watts intended to share his fortune with family instead. Elle soutient que Pope ne peut pas démontrer la volonté de Watts, et l'affaire est en cours au Central London County Court. She argues that Pope cannot demonstrate the will reflects Watts' true wishes, and the case is ongoing at Central London County Court.