M&S hit by property row

Marks & Spencer's recent plan to securitise a portion of its £3bn (€4.77bn) property portfolio through Morgan Stanley Dean Witter has been put on the back-burner.

The company also stands accused by property developer Churchill Securities of losing £100m by failing to agree to Churchill's plan to turn its store development at Fenchurch Street, London EC3, into a 34-storey commercial scheme.

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