 At least three objections have been lodged against the wedding between Britain's Prince Charles and his longtime mistress Camilla Parker-Bowles in the latest hiccup to their plans, a newspaper said yesterday. The legal complaints, or caveats, were delivered to the head of the registrar office in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, southwest England, which covers Charles' countryside retreat of Highgrove, the Daily Mail reported. If they provide a convincing argument, any one of the documents could prevent the two divorcees from holding a civil marriage ceremony on April 8, it said. "I can confirm that at least three objections have been received by the Cirencester office and I have copied the one lodged by Williamson," Diane Waddington, registrar for Chippenham in Wiltshire, told the daily.ÂÂ
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