McKay
Americannoun
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Visits also took place from a "solicitor or consultant" connected to the McKay family, who did not disclose their position and said they would visit "every day", the High Court heard.
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Callum Reid-Hutchings, for Ms Higson, said in written submissions that while his client has "considerable sympathy" for Ms McKay's family, there was no "proper legal foundation" for the injunction.
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Muriel McKay, the wife of newspaper executive Alick McKay, was kidnapped after she was mistaken for Anna Murdoch, the then wife of Rupert Murdoch.
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He said that he would have also refused the injunction on the basis of "egregious conduct" towards Ms Higson from Mrs McKay's family, including her grandson, Mark Dyer, adding that this included "threats, deception, dishonesty, lies, bullying and harassment".
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Benjamin Wood, barrister for two of Mrs McKay's children, Ian McKay and Dianne Levinson, said the family "offer their sincere apologies for the distress and inconvenience caused in relation to this deeply personal and sensitive matter".
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