Two sisters handed a £110,000 windfall after their father's death have been forced to pay it all back and more - after an insurance company sent them the wrong man's money. Elaine Briscoe and Sandy Millington were delighted when the six-figure cheque arrived after a five-year battle to track down the missing pension of their father Robert Gent. They immediately split £40,000 between his four grandchildren - as former grave-digger Mr Gent had wanted - and spent around £20,000 more. Mistake: Elaine Briscoe (R) and Sandy Millington (L),  were handed more than £100,000 as a pension fund owed to their late father, Robert Gent (centre) - but the payment was meant for someone else with the same name
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Elaine Briscoe and Sandy Millington ecstatic when insurance letter arrived
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Friends Life informed the sisters they were owed almost £110,000
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Pair had been battling to recover late father's pension fund for five years
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Sisters, from Middlesbrough, immediately spent and distributed money
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Weeks later the firm informed them of mistake and demanded repayment
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After managing to scrape together the money, they ended up owing insurance company £7,000 extra in legal costs and interest
January 2015: The sisters are taken to court and ordered to pay @placeholder £6,000 in costs and £1,000 interest.