Elton was the registered owner and occupier of Abbey Road which was connected to a recording studio. The studio was accessible through an internal door in Abbey Road and also by an external door that opened directly on to a small lane at the rear of the property. Elton regularly used the rear door to escape photographers waiting by his front door. Two years ago, Elton granted a 12 month lease of the studio to Robbie, who was recording his new album, but Elton continued to use the rear entrance to escape the photographers. A few months later, Elton told Robbie he could use the garden of Abbey Road to relax in when he needed a break from recording and that he could park the large luxury motorhome in which he was living on Abbey Road’s front drive. Last year, the lease of the studio was renewed for another three years, and last month, the freehold of Abbey Road and the studio was sold to Marilyn. She has now told Robbie to stop using the driveway and the garden. He responded by telling her to stop using the rear entrance of the studio.
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