The singer’s daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, allegedly used the house as collateral for an unpaid loan; the family denies the accusations
Summary
A Tennessee judge has blocked the auction of Graceland, Elvis Presley’s former home, after allegations of fraud by the singer’s family.
One The Tennessee judge blocked the Graceland auction this Wednesday the 22ndthe former home of Elvis Presley (1935-1977), which was to take place this week, after a company claimed that the loan taken out by the singer’s heiress, and which used the residence as collateral, had never been paid.
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The decision was made after Shelby County Clerk JoeDae Jenkins issued an injunction against the auction scheduled for Thursday the 23rd: “The court will prohibit the sale as requested because, first, the property is considered unique pursuant to the law Tennessee. And because it is unique, the loss of property would be considered irreparable harm,” Jenkins told the North American Television Network CBS.
The injunction keeps in force the previous decision issued later Riley KeoughElvis’ nephew, took legal action against the auction, alleging fraud.
- What happened? A Tennessee judge blocked this Wednesday, the 22nd, the auction of Graceland, the former home of Elvis Presley.
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