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Manager Rebuts €200,000 Claim Over Ramazzotti’s CityLife Works as Court Maps Expert Review

A court-appointed expert will steer the case toward a January 19 conciliation to clarify whether the collapse stems from renovation work or building defects.

Overview

  • Paolo Rossi, the downstairs neighbor, is seeking more than €200,000 in damages, alleging renovations in Eros Ramazzotti’s newly bought CityLife apartment caused a ceiling collapse in 2024.
  • Municipal police and firefighters intervened after the December 4, 2024 incident, with a police report noting the removal of the upstairs floor could be the cause and marking the area as unsafe.
  • Ramazzotti’s lawyer contests the neighbor’s expert reports as unilateral and generic and attributes the collapse to presumed hidden defects in the building.
  • Judge Carlo Di Cataldo scheduled a second conciliation for January 19 and set deadlines for the court expert: a preliminary report by February 9, parties’ observations by March 11, and a final report by April 10.
  • Manager Gaetano Puglisi called published accounts incomplete, said Ramazzotti’s is the only apartment currently unusable, and emphasized that the court expert will determine responsibility and any compensation.