The boss of London's Sherlock Holmes Museum has won the right to kick his younger brother out of his £1m home amid a bitter 10-year feud which has torn their family apart.
Businessman John Aidiniantz and his siblings have clocked up over 100 court appearances and racked up more than £2.5m in costs and court orders in an epic decade-long feud, sparked by a row over the spoils of the "goldmine" museum at 221B Baker Street.
The museum, set up in 1989, was the brainchild of Mr Aidiniantz and has brought in millions, attracting hordes of tourists keen to see its "gas-lit world of London's iconic detective and his Victorian surroundings."
