TPO - Brad Pitt is prevailing in a winery dispute in France after the judge said he was inclined to agree with the request to review the non-disclosure agreements that Angelina Jolie signed.
The legal battle related to the $500 million winery located in the Château Miraval estate in France between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie seems to be entering its highest stage.
In 2021, Brad filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife for breach of mutual consent. The actor claims the two agreed not to sell shares in the rose winery without the other party's consent as part of their marriage.
However, Angelina did not say anything but secretly sold shares to the Russian businessman.
Three years on, the battle has turned to the best practice of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). In early April, she attacked a female student in 1975, accusing her husband of entering into an NDA to cover up her past domestic violence as a condition for buying back shares, but she did not agree.
Brad immediately denied it and accused his ex-wife of being the one who has the habit of forcing others to sign NDAs. The forum's lawyer still asked Angelina to release all those documents because we can prove that Brad is not at fault.
However, Angelina does not agree with the argument of invasion of privacy by third parties.
At the Los Angeles building on May 16 (local time), Brad Pitt's legal representative continued with a session asking to review the Maleficent star's NDAs.
They emphasize that these are people with high credentials.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lia Martin must as presented by Brad Pitt's argument. She said she is inclined to accept the proposal of the actor born in 1963.
That means Jolie must hand over all the NDAs she has signed with various third parties since 2014 - the year the couple ex-husband, including papers signed by employees working for Angelina.
The female judge explained that those documents could help her determine what was the request not to disclose the reason.
She affirmed that accepting Brad Pitt's request does not mean that the work has doubts about Angelina Jolie's character, only aiming to review the agreements she signed with others with items related to her marriage. sue or not.
The final judge has not yet decided, which is expected to be made on the same day.
Joilie's legal team disagreed with the Judge who decided on the proposed architecture. They claim that Pitt's demands for an NDA are becoming a weapon against the actress.
Paul Murphy, one of Jolie's lawyers, believes that Brad Pitt sought the NDA as a tactic to hide the months of family action confronting Angelina and the six scammers.
