A plague of moths

Holes in developer’s case mean house buyers can have their money back

Avoid litigation like the plague is always good advice, especially when the plague consists of moths. Otherwise, you may end up like William Woodward-Fisher, a champion rower turned property developer with an argument full of holes.

It seemed a good idea in 2011 to buy a London townhouse for £10.4m, spending another £10m digging out the basement and doin…