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'Hell-bent': UK's oldest Indian restaurant takes Crown Estate to court over eviction, co-owner Ranjit Mathrani says all negotiations failed

Veeraswamy, the century-old Indian restaurant in the UK, the oldest of all, will be taking the Crown Estate to court this month over its ongoing eviction tussle. Co-owner Ranjit Mathrani said all negotiations with the Crown Estate, the portfolio of King Charles, failed as the estate is hell-bent on a costly court case. The estate wants the space of the restaurant in Victory House to be converted into office space. Veeraswamy’s parent company MW Eat will be presenting its case to the central London County Court in a five-day hearing beginning on June 29, UK media reported.

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