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<\/p>\nEddie Nketiah, who lives in Bromley, did not attend the brief hearing<\/p>\n
Clara Margotin, Press Association<\/p>\n
16:41, 08 Sep 2026Updated 16:47, 08 Sep 2026<\/p>\n
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The court said the case was withdrawn because Nketiah ‘complied with the requirements’ despite being accused of a building regulations failure(Image: Pedro Porru\/MB Media\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n
A South London council has withdrawn proceedings against Crystal Palace<\/a> striker Eddie Nketiah who was accused of a building regulations failure, a court has heard. The 27-year-old forward, who set up Tyrick Mitchell’s first goal in Palace’s 3-2 victory over Fulham at the weekend, was charged in a Bromley Council<\/a> prosecution with failing to execute works within the time provided in a local authority notice.<\/p>\n It related to alleged actions between February and August 2025, after he was issued with a notice under section 99 of the Building Act 1984 to \u201cexecute works\u201d. According to court documents, he had pleaded not guilty to the charge on October 21 last year.<\/p>\n Sandra Torma, prosecuting, told Bromley Magistrates\u2019 Court on Tuesday afternoon: \u201cIt\u2019s just an application to withdraw the case.\u201d<\/p>\n Magistrate Timothy Nathan asked Ms Torma: \u201cIs there anything to be said? Or are you just withdrawing it?\u201d The prosecutor said: \u201cNo. Thank you.\u201d<\/p>\n The court said the case was withdrawn because Nketiah \u201ccomplied with the requirements\u201d.<\/p>\n