US EditionKaty Perry Awarded $1.8 Million in Legal Dispute with Disabled Veteran
- In documents filed on November 21, a judge concluded Katy Perry is owed $1,842,142.84 from Carl Westcott, disabled war veteran.
- In 2020, Perry and Orlando Bloom bought the Montecito home for $15,000,000, while seller Carl Westcott sought to rescind, saying he was on pain medication after a six-hour back operation and has Huntington's disease.
- In documents filed on November 21, Perry sought $4,718,698.95 for damages and legal fees, including $3,525,000 in lost rental value and $1,343,401.95 in repairs to the Montecito property.
- The judge limited repair claims to $259,581.84 and offset $2,795,000 rental value against retained capital and lost interest .
- Bernie Gudvi paid Carl Westcott $9,000,000, retained $6,000,000, and may deduct the $1.8 million award while challenging the ruling at the December 30 hearing.
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Katy Perry Sues Dying, Disabled 85-Year-Old Veteran over Property Dispute
Pop star Katy Perry has filed a lawsuit against a dying, disabled 85-year-old veteran over an ongoing property dispute in Montecito, California. The post Katy Perry Sues Dying, Disabled 85-Year-Old Veteran over Property Dispute appeared first on Breitbart.
The relationship, and commitment, of Katy Perry (California, 41) and Orlando Bloom (Canterbury, 48) came to an end last June, after nine years together. As a result of that romance, her daughter Daisy Dove Bloom was born, specifically on August 26, 2020. That same month of the same year, the couple also bought a $15 million house — almost 13 million euros — in the exclusive town of Montecito, California, also home to celebrities such as Oprah Wi…
Katy Perry awarded USD 1.8 million in damages in legal battle over USD 15 million disabled veteran Carl Westcott's Montecito property
Katy Perry has been awarded $1.8 million in damages after a legal dispute with disabled veteran Carl Westcott over a $15 million Montecito property. The court ruled in June 2024 that claims of Westcott being incapacitated during the sale were untrue.
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