Katy Perry wins Montecito House lawsuit as judge rules to evict disabled veteran
Judge Joseph Lipner ruled in favour of the singer to evict disabled veteran Carl Westcott, 84, who previously owned the lavish mansion
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Judge Joseph Lipner ruled in favour of the singer to evict disabled veteran Carl Westcott, 84, who previously owned the lavish mansion
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.
Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Win Eviction Case Against Disabled Veteran
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.
After a three-year real estate battle over a Montecito home once owned by the founder of 1-800-Flowers, a Los Angeles judge ruled in favor of Katy Perry.