A property developer is now subject to active legal proceedings after formally denying an allegation that he strangled his wife during a domestic dispute at their multi-million-pound residence in Sandbanks, Poole.

The matter follows a reported argument between the developer and his spouse at the couple's home. Following the alleged domestic incident, legal charges were brought against the developer concerning the reported act of strangulation.

The defendant, identified in court reports as property developer Paul Pressland, has firmly rejected the charge and denied the assault allegation as the case moves forward in the judicial system.

The location of the alleged altercation is a high-value coastal property situated in the Sandbanks area of Poole, with the home carrying an estimated valuation of £3 million.

Following the formal denial entered by the property developer, the court case is now making its way through the formal legal process. Case proceedings concerning the Poole address remain active as the court system determines the next judicial steps.

The legal matter continues to move through the court system in Dorset, where further hearings and legal stages will proceed in accordance with standard judicial process for contested domestic charges.

Sources: Property developer denies strangling wife during row at £3m Sandbanks home