Amy Winehouse's father ordered to pay nearly £1m
The judge said Mitch Winehouse pursued a weak claim aggressively and must also cover the women’s legal costs.
- On Friday, August 7, the acclaimed Amy Winehouse Band takes the stage at Restaurante Los Cucalos in Orihuela Costa, performing classics including "Rehab," "Valerie," and "Back to Black" as part of the venue's Summer Music programme.
- With more than three decades of culinary tradition, Restaurante Los Cucalos combines Mediterranean cuisine with live entertainment, while the band is renowned for capturing the energy, soul, and jazz influences that defined the late singer.
- Earlier this year, Mitch Winehouse lost a High Court case in London against former stylist Naomi Parry and friend Catriona Gourlay, who auctioned items they claimed were gifted by Amy Winehouse.
- Judge Sarah Clarke ruled that Mitch Winehouse "knew all along" about the sale of items that fetched more than $1.4 million, noting Amy Winehouse's "extraordinary generosity towards her friends and also those she barely knew."
- Despite recent legal disputes over auctioned possessions, the upcoming performance celebrates the legacy of one of Britain's most iconic voices, inviting fans to experience the unforgettable sound that made Amy a global success.
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A London court has ruled that Amy Winehouse's father must pay 950,000 pounds (1.1 million euros) to his late daughter's friends, against whom he unsuccessfully sued over the auction of the singer's clothes and other items.
Amy Winehouse’s father loses case over singer’s belongings
Amy Winehouse’s father loses case over singer’s belongingsAmy Winehouse’s father, Mitch Winehouse, has been ordered to pay nearly £1 million to two of the late singer’s friends after losing a high court case over the sale of her belongings.Mitch must now pay...
Amy Winehouse's father Mitch Winehouse ordered to pay nearly £1 million to her friends after failed High Court claim over auctioned belongings
Amy Winehouse's father, Mitch Winehouse, has been ordered to pay just under £1 million to two of the late singer's close friends after losing a High Court claim over the auction of her personal belongings. The ruling follows Winehouse's unsuccessful legal action against Naomi Parry and Catriona Gourlay, whom he accused of profiting from the sale of dozens of Amy Winehouse's personal items at auctions held in the United States in 2021 and 2023.
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