Pavarotti’s tailor caused his own £1million French wine collection to go mouldy by turning off ‘noisy’ fridges after neighbours complained, judge rules – as he is handed £110k court bill
A judge has ruled that Pavarotti’s former tailor was responsible for damage to his own French wine collection after switching off its refrigeration units because neighbours complained about noise. The decision leaves him facing a substantial court bill and rejects his claim for compensation over the mould-damaged wine.
The collection was reportedly valued at about £1 million and contained French wine stored in fridges. The tailor has been ordered to pay around £110,000 in legal costs, according to the report.
- Judge blames tailor for mould-damaged £1m wine collection
- Fridges were switched off after noise complaints
- He faces a £110,000 court bill