Michael Caine's daughter left terrified by debt collector Mr Hall said he had suffered "unwarranted demands for payment" by Fox, of New Barnet, Herts. He is seeking compensation and an injunction to stop Fox coming within 100 yards of his home or office. Paul Emerson, representing Mr Hall, told judge Richard Seymour QC: "One of Mr Fox's occupations is a debt enforcer. Unannounced he attended Mr Hall's offices and, on occasion, his home, for the purpose of applying pressure one way or another to ensure that he pays the sums of money which Mr Fox suggests is due and owing and Mr Hall says is not. We say the course of conduct is such that it amounts to harassment. There is no proper excuse for what has been going on. Mr Fox, who is representing himself, told the judge: "The fact that Mr Hall denies he owes money doesn't necessarily mean that he doesn't owe money." He denied any "harassment or intimidation" of Mr Hall and refuted the claim he had made "menacing threats." The court heard Mr Hall alleged he had intimidated builders working at his home and claimed he had told them he wanted to know the layout of the property "for future reference." Mr Hall, giving evidence, said he had "no relationship" with Mr Fox. He married Natasha Caine in 2007. The two-day hearing was adjourned.