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The pop star has been battling in court over the fate of a $15 million Montecito mansion.

Man who sold singer the home later tried to back out of the deal, claiming he had been mentally incapacitated

It's not often that you WIN the right to spend $15 million on something, but that's exactly what just happened in an LA courtroom. Katy Perry was cleared to buy a Montecito mansion from the founder of 1-800-Flowers, an octogenarian with a serious case of seller's remorse.

Judge Joseph Lipner ruled in favour of the singer to evict disabled veteran Carl Westcott, 84, who previously owned the lavish mansion

A Los Angeles judge sided with Katy Perry on Wednesday after months of court battles between the pop star and disabled war veteran Carl Westcott over the California mansion she bought from him three years ago.

Kameron Westcott slammed a judge’s “unjust and unethical” decision to allow Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom to purchase a California mansion previously owned by her father-in-law, Carl Westcott.

Following a multi-year legal battle, Judge Joseph Lipner ruled that Carl Westcott presented "no credible evidence" that he lacked the mental capacity to sign the deal with Perry and Bloom in 2020.

 

Katy Perry is being called 'soulless' and 'heartless' for not backing down in her latest real estate battle.

Katy Perry took it too far when she attacked Carl Westcott's health, claiming his family "faked" his battle with Huntington's disease in the fight over his $15 million mansion.