Couple accuse millionaire of 'land grab' after garden bulldozed But when the couple temporarily withdrew their appeal for it to be re-worded after legal advice, Mr Kaveh sent in bulldozers. Yesterday, Mr Walter, who owns a computer repair business, said: "We received no notification and the first we knew of it was when the workmen turned up and said they were moving the boundary. We were basically the victims of a ruthless land grab. If you are having a dispute with somebody you expect the other side to inform you of any steps they're taking but we had no such letter or notice. It was a private garden with a hedge running along it. In the meantime, Mr Kaveh has erected a fence where he claims the boundary lies. Mr Kaveh, who lives in a £1.4 million Georgian home in Cheltenham, ordered workmen to move the boundary on June 28. The couple pleaded with the workmen to stand down and even called police but officers were powerless to intervene. Mr Kaveh insisted yesterday he had acted within his rights and had a right to clear the land. "We are working on our own land," he said. In June, he was fined £1,000 for misusing the title of "architect." The Architects Registration Board took action after it found he had continued to call himself an architect even though his accreditation lapsed in 2000. He also faces court over alleged fire safety breaches in relation to the college and several buildings used by boarders at the school.