Katy Perry has faced significant challenges in her real estate dealings over the past decade, including failed transactions and ongoing disputes. The latest conflict involved a $15 million purchase in Montecito, California, where Perry and Orlando Bloom sought a family home. The homeowner, Carl Westcott, contested the validity of the deal, claiming he was impaired when he signed. The court ultimately ruled in favor of Perry, stating Westcott provided insufficient evidence regarding his ability to engage in the contract.
Westcott presented no persuasive evidence that he lacked capacity to enter into a real estate contract. Judge Joseph Lipner stated that the medical expert's testimony did not support Westcott's claims.
Between a deal with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese gone wrong and a years-long battle over a Montecito property, there’s been plenty of chatter-and confusion-surrounding Perry's real estate holdings.
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