Introducing the Katy PERRY Act: Protecting The Elderly From Katy Perry and Similar People
Katy Perry's alleged reign of terror on the elderly (and nuns) by buying their homes and kicking them to curb might finally come to a halt, that is if new legislation passes.
Perry is currently involved in a dispute with Carl Westcott, the 84-year-old founder of 1-800-Flowers, who is suing to try and stop the sale of his eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom Santa Barbara mansion that Perry and her husband Orlando Bloom purchased for $15 million.
Carl Westcott’s son Chart and his family are spearheading the launch of the Protecting Elder Realty for Retirement Years Act, or Katy PERRY Act.
According to a website, "The Katy PERRY Act addresses the risks of elder financial abuse, especially as it relates to property and real estate sales and transfers. The Act establishes a 72 hour cool-down period during which either party involved in a contract for conveyance of a personal residence, in which one party is over the age of 75, can rescind the agreement without penalty."
Uh. ImpacT?
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