R$2.7 Million Debt, ‘Strange Contract’ and Lawsuit: Problems at Lexa and Jimmy’s Mansion in SP Apartment Complex | Sao Paulo

singers merchandise MCguime that it Lexa They returned to the agenda on Monday (24) after the couple stated on social media that they had not been evicted from a mansion in a condominium in Alphaville, in Greater São Paulo, due to a debt of nearly 3 million Brazilian reais (See more below).

Gimi said he decided to buy the property in 2015 and, without paying attention to the details of the negotiations, signed a “very bad contract.”

Initially, according to the singers, payments were made to the supposed homeowner. However, a new owner would appear, and it was proved that he was the true owner of the manor, and the couple say they proceeded to pay him.

“I began to realize that something was wrong. Just when I thought things were going to be resolved, I was warned about someone else who was considered the legal owner of the house and that I would have to pay him too, urgently, because if not, I would lose the goods and values ​​that I had already provided.” Translation: I was paying for the house to someone who thought he was the sole owner, when, all of a sudden, another owner appeared to me with proof that he said gimme.

“Unfortunately, in a full scale legal battle, things got worse and only caused more agony, grief and remorse for me going into this. In 2021, I decided to leave the property to pursue a new life in a new home while the process was resolved in justice. It should be noted that No one was evicted, and when they made the decision to repossess the property, no one else lived there,” the singer continued.

a g 1 He had access to a restitution that the couple who owned the mansion had filed against Lexa and Jamie.

The Court of Justice justified this by “negligence [de Guimê] It dates back to at least March 2016. Therefore, it is a long-term occupation, without any compensation,” that is, he would have lived on the property without making payments.

However, Gimme’s defense stated that the amount had already been paid and that would come to light at an “opportune moment”. He also said that the owners are “modern debtors”. The lawyer cites 23 labor claims against the owner-couple that exceed R$5 million.

This Monday (24th), Lexa said the couple had received payment for the property. She said, “Now, they take the house back. The house that was bought, they take it back. Now they want rent for this house and they still complain about the IPTU that they never paid in their life.”

In another post, Lexa says the deal “was the biggest mistake of my life” and “Guimê signed the most unusual contracts in the world because he trusted the wrong people.” According to her, the house had “IPTU delays, a structuring problem, and an irregular plan at City Hall,” and the owners were not going to pay the construction company that built the house.

a g 1 He asked for a homeowner’s attorney position, but as of this report’s latest update, had not received a response.