Pocah could face having her assets seized and her passport lost as a result of the lawsuit, the columnist says

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Singer Pocah He may be celebrating the new phase of his career, with the release of his latest EP, but not everything is rosy in the artist’s life. The former BBB was involved in a legal embolism that began in 2021, when she concluded an exclusive management and agency contract with Gold 120 Produções and Eventos LTDA.

According to the columnist Fábia Oliveira, from the site MetropolisThat year a dispute was reached between the parties. Pocah was then forced to pay R$1.5 million due to a penalty clause, as well as another R$100,000 related to outstanding debts to the company.

In the termination document, which ends the artist’s relationship with the company, Pocah confessed to a debt of over R$1.5 million. The amount would be paid by her in 54 regular installments. The latest would be November 5, 2025.

It turns out that Pocah made a payment in December 2022, and in the following months, stopped paying her obligations. As a result, the singer was sent an out-of-court notice to settle the debt and pay the installments again, but nothing was done.

The cancellation, in turn, is clear in underlining that in case of non-payment of three consecutive installments, the total amount of the debt can be requested by the creditor before the final deadline of the payment period, in this case December 2025.

The company responsible for the case asked the singer to pay the sum due of R$ 1,316,064.72 and to have it seized by the Court in case of non-payment of the debt. If payment is not made voluntarily within three days, the company has asked that a 10% fine be increased on top of the large fees. There were even calls to block Pocah’s vehicles.

To ensure compliance with the court order, the applicant requested that the singer’s bank accounts be frozen, her passport be seized, her driving license be suspended and her credit cards be blocked. Finally, a freeze and seizure of box office receipts from Pocah shows was requested.

The report attempted to contact Pocah’s office, but received no response. The space remains open.

Source: Terra

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