ASAP Rocky Sued For Allegedly Destroying Neighbor’s Condo

ASAP Rocky has confronted no scarcity of authorized drama in recent times. Now, much more has been added to his plate. Per The Impartial, Chez Ni LLC filed a $1.1 million lawsuit in opposition to him in Manhattan County Supreme Courtroom final week. It alleges that his $11 million condominium brought about flooding that resulted in critical harm to the unit beneath it. Allegedly, it made the unit in query “fully uninhabitable.”

The lawsuit cites the alleged “negligence of the putative proprietor of Unit 5N, Rakim Athelaston Mayers (a/ok/a A$AP Rocky),” in addition to native contractor ADE Professional Portray.

Allegedly, “a number of scorching water pipes in and round Unit 5N… burst[,] inflicting a deluge of water to cascade from Unit 5N into and round Unit 4NF beneath, in addition to to a number of different items” final December. On the time, ADE Professional Portray had been in ASAP Rocky’s condominium doing work. One of many firm’s workers allegedly opened all of the home windows “to exhaust fumes created from the work carried out.”

Allegedly, the worker left with out closing the home windows regardless of it being “beneath freezing” exterior.

A 3rd-party contractor later found that allegedly, radiator provide valves had been left closed. Allegedly, no return valves had been put in both.

“The closure of the availability valves and failure to put in return valves created an objectively hazardous state of affairs,” the lawsuit alleges. “Particularly, as a result of the availability valves have been closed, water couldn’t flow into via the mechanical heating piping and the prevailing water remained trapped contained in the fin tube radiators.”

In the end, the water within the radiators froze, resulting in cracks within the pipes. “As soon as thawed, not solely did the prevailing water then proceed to gush from cracks within the pipes, but additionally as a result of no return valves had been put in, the water continued to stream unabated inflicting huge flooding,” the lawsuit alleges.