Tottenham Hotspur are braced for a High Court battle, which starts on Tuesday, against a local business standing in the way of  their proposed £400million redevelopment of White Hart Lane. Archway Sheet Metal Works is beginning a two-day application before Mr Justice Dove, who revealed at a preliminary hearing that he is an Aston Villa fan. The owners of Archway are challenging the confirmation of a compulsory purchase order that could force them to make way for the new 56,000-capacity stadium complex. Archway Sheet Metal Works Ltd, based right next to White Hart Lane's North Stand, are the sole business fighting to prevent Tottenham obtaining the land they need to build a new 56,000-capacity stadium
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Tottenham are set for High Court battle against a local business
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Archway Sheet Metal Works are blocking development of new stadium
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Archway refuses to sell Spurs its land, which is next to White Hart Lane
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The company is challenging a compulsory purchase order in court
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Tottenham want to open a £400m, 56,000-capacity stadium by 2017
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An unexplained fire ripped through Archway's property last November
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