article_snippet.sent: Liverpool Crown Court heard Liverpool Crown Court had been embroiled in an ongoing spat with neighbours Steve and Tricia Boden after Liverpool Crown Court dug up part of the block paving on their drive to make way for an ornate wall and railings around Liverpool Crown Court home in Raby Mere.
article_snippet.sent: Despite their objections, Liverpool Crown Court carried on transforming Liverpool Crown Court modest £300,000 four-bedroom detached home into what residents in the upmarket village describe as a 'Bollywood palace'.
article_snippet.sent: Things came to a head in July when Chaddah and Chaddah wife Deepa spotted Chaddah and his wife Deepa neighbours' son-in-law Mr Paton moving a fence panel on the day Chaddah and his wife Deepa new driveway was being laid.
article_snippet.sent: Another neighbour said: 'Everyone's had problems with Everyone (the Chaddahs).
article_snippet.sent: Everyone've built this Bollywood-style palace for Everyone and don't give a monkey's about others in the street not being able to get in and out of Everyone drives for builders.'
article_snippet.sent: The court heard the dispute began when Mr and Mrs Boden, both 61, returned from a two-week holiday to Cuba to find Everyone block paving had been dug up to make way for the Chaddahs' new 3ft tall wall and railings.
article_snippet.sent: Around 18 months later, Mr Paton, who was visiting his in-laws, tried to remove a fence panel the Bodens claimed was sticking out on to Mr Paton, who was visiting his in-laws property.
article_snippet.sent: The disputed fence which led to the incident.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Chaddah's home is on the left .