A sex therapist locked in legal battles with her aristocratic landlords has lost her latest case – after she took over their historic home with more than 50 animals.
Lady Patricia Ramshaw, 54, has been denied a refund on her rent and a judge has dismissed her claim of harassment against the aristocratic Cator family, over her tenancy at their 300-year-old family home.
The dispute had been dubbed the UK’s most upmarket eviction row with an ongoing fallout involving mouldy walls, dozens of animals – and claims of being spied on from a church tower.
Lady Ramshaw first moved into the Old House at Ranworth, Norfolk, in winter 2021 to find no central heating, causing her to ‘freeze’ despite being supplied with oil radiators.
She then took the wealthy landowning family to court for a rent refund of £28,538 after claiming the house was unfit to live in with no mandatory energy efficiency rating.
Sex therapist and artist Lady Patricia Ramshaw, 54, has been foiled in her rent refund bid
