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Previously on "Heather Mills 'inconsistent, inaccurate witness' in Paul McCartney divorce case"
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Wow I read the report and Im not supprised Heather Mills didnt want it published, she didnt want to protect her kid but herself, the judge rips her too pieces more or less calling her a fantasist and lier.
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I wouldnt mind being inconsistent if it meant Id get a £24mil bung!
For that kind of money, a judge could call me a dirty contractor!
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Wimp, say what you mean and be done. She won't sue you for that assertion until SKA is making you millions. Like I say, you'll never have anything to fear
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Heather Mills 'inconsistent, inaccurate witness' in Paul McCartney divorce case
The judge who heard the Heather Mills and Sir Paul McCartney divorce case has said that Miss Mills was an "inaccurace and inconsistent" witness.
Previously unknown details of the divorce settlement have been made public in Mr Justice Bennett's full judgment, after a court refused Miss Mills's application for secrecy.
Heather Mills speaks to the media outside the High Court in central London
Telegraph TV: Outside court Heather Mills spent11 minutes attacking Sir Paul and the legal system
In it, the judge states that the former model's evidence was "not just inconsistent and inaccurate but also less than candid. Overall she was a less than impressive witness." (AtW's comment: nice eloquent way to put it that she was a bloody ***r, at least that's my view...)
The judge described Sir Paul evidence as "balanced". He said: "He expressed himself moderately though at times with justifiable irritation, if not anger. He was consistent, accurate and honest."
However, Mr Justice Bennett said: "But I regret to have to say I cannot say the same about the wife's evidence.
More here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../nmacca518.xml
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Looks like Heather did not impress the judge - and the fact that she hates female lawyer of Paul will certainly help that lawyer double her rates - not only she wins in court but also pisses off the ex!Tags: None
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