article_snippet: Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones - a Welsh-born Oxford graduate who stepped down as head of the cosmetics giant in 2006 - had demanded the eatery close because the eatery was an 'olfactory nuisance'.
article_snippet: The multimillionaire - who received an £83million pay-off upon leaving L'Oreal - said the smell of the mobile snack stall represented 'an abnormal disturbance' to The multimillionaire - who received an £83million pay-off upon leaving L'Oreal - life in Val d'Isere, adding that The multimillionaire - who received an £83million pay-off upon leaving L'Oreal - felt it had also decreased the value of The multimillionaire - who received an £83million pay-off upon leaving L'Oreal - luxury ski lodge.
article_snippet: Now a French court has demanded Owner Valerie Maerten close the mobile snack stall, despite Valerie Maerten lawyer having argued that her lawyer client's livelihood is more important than the retired businessman's 'precious nostrils' over the course of seven years of legal wranglings.
article_snippet: Owner Valerie Maerten lawsuit argues that the stall, which is extremely popular with skiers who buy chips there throughout the day, produces 'a very important olfactory nuisance due to the cooking and frying odours that rise up into their flats and on to their balconies'.
article_snippet: What's more, it adds, the stall spoils the 'view and exceptional tranquility' of the apartment, as there are 'numerous chairs… multi-coloured parasols, dustbins and vehicles' in front of the paper, the paper said.
article_snippet: For rich people, it's certain that a chip stall in front of rich people is going to be annoying
article_snippet: rich people complain about the noise and the smell of chips, but if you want peace and quiet, you don't buy an apartment at the foot of the slopes.'
highlights_snippet: Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones described the chip shop as an 'olfactory nuisance'
  Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones claimed the 'nauseating smell' of chips devalued Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones luxury ski lodge .
  
highlights_snippet: Now a French court has upheld Sir Lindsay Owen-Jones case and ordered the stall to close .
  