By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 13:32 EST, 3 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:02 EST, 3 September 2013 A former heroin addict who was jailed after he terrified elderly residents at an Essex mobile home park has been given the go-ahead to argue in the highest court in the land that the park landlords have breached his human rights by ordering him off the site. In a case which will rocket an already hefty legal bill to more than £100,000, three Supreme Court judges have given the green light for Brian Telchadder, 48, to challenge the landlords. Most of the money funding the case is being paid through legal aid.
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Brian Telchadder has been given the go ahead to challenge the landlords of a mobile home site in Essex
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Landlords ordered him off the site which he says breaches his human rights
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Most of the money funding the case is being paid through legal aid
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The owner of the site will have to pay his share out of his own pocket
The courts have been told that Telchadder's history includes heroin addiction, issuing death threats to site residents, wandering the @placeholder woods in camouflage clothing including a masked camouflage hat and has had weapons seized by police from his caravan.