The 26-year-old rapper, who's dating Kylie Jenner, has again been ordered by a Southern California judge to pay a six-figure sum to a landlord who he rented property from in Malibu, leaving it trashed and damaged upon his departure.
F&S Investment Properties received a judgment for $186,275.89 as compensation for property damages to the space which Tyga used for his fashion line, Egypt Last Kings Clothing, TMZ reported, citing court docs.
After the rapper paid a hefty settlement to his former landlord, It has reportedly prompted a lawsuit from a Los Angeles based jeweller who claims the rapper owes him almost quarter of a million dollars.
TMZ claim bespoke jewellery designer Jason Arasheben has been granted a $200,000 judgement after failing to receive payment for a diamond studded Pantheon watch and solid gold neck chain.
The issue is understood to stem from a 2013 jewellery deal with the under-fire boyfriend of Kylie Jenner at the Beverly Hills branch of the high-end chain, which also boasts stores in Miami, Las Vegas and Tokyo.
It’s understood that Arasheben has employed the services of legal team Danny Abir and Boris Treyzon after the lawyers successfully settled a pay-out on behalf of Tyga’s former landlord, Gholamreza Rezai.
It has been reported that Tyga's legal representatives have reached an agreement with his former landlord's lawyers at Abir, Cohen, Treyzon and Salo.
TMZ reports that the settlement fee was for less than $480,000 but, an agreement was made.
Tyga's lawyer is now set to ask a judge in court on Friday to get the arrest warrant withdrawn.
It was previously reported that Tyga was in the middle of a concert when he was served papers over the hefty legal dispute with an ex-landlord.
