 Barbara Bach as Major Anya Amasova in "The Spy Who Loved Me" |
 Barbara Bach in 2017, at 70 |
Posted on 12/24/2017 11:48:06 AM PST by simpson96
Wyatt Koch — the son of billionaire Bill Koch — is suing his ex-fiancée to get back an 8.24-carat ring after she broke off their engagement, according to court documents. Wyatt’s lawyers claim that he purchased the pricey Oscar Heyman cushion-cut diamond with two tapered baguette diamonds for $180,000 in March for a Tallahassee lassie named Ivie Gabrielle Slocumb.
But come May — after she allegedly “broke off” the engagement — Slocumb kept the rock. Wyatt’s lawyers say the ring’s now worth $250,000, and Wyatt also wants $15,000 in damages.
According to court documents filed in Florida circuit court, Wyatt — known in Palm Beach as the flame-haired, flamboyantly attired CEO of his own Palm Beach fashion line, Wyatt Ingraham — has “demanded the return of the ring . . . on multiple occasions” and says that the would-be bride “received the ring as a conditional gift. She refuses to return it despite proper demand and the condition not being fulfilled.”
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The lawyers could certainly badger and harass his ex for him, but he really has no right to insist on the return of the ring.
Or the chrome off a trailer hitch. But in this case, all she has to do is not scream when he touches her, and he’s in hog heaven.
Gold digger slut and moron
She should return the ring.
Barbara Bach as Major Anya Amasova in "The Spy Who Loved Me" |
Barbara Bach in 2017, at 70 |
Even Ringo still looks great for his age.
Happened to see on “Judge Judy” where the man broke off the engagement but the woman had to return the ring since there would be no marriage.
Yup...he'd be better served.
The ring is legal consideration for the contract for marriage.
The contract is not fulfilled, the ring is returned. All courts support this.
Problem is young women are not told that the ring is consideration in a contract.
They think that they are getting a gift. Not a promissory note.
an engagement ring is not a gift, it is consideration in a contract. It must be returned.
....In Florida if she broke engagement 99% of time he gets it back-condional gift (marriage)
Beau just bought me a ‘cheap knock-off’ that looks like my Engagement Ring. I’ll wear that when we travel - so if I’m ever robbed, those dopes will be SO disappointed when fencing my ‘jewels.’
*SNORT* I win! :)
‘Page Six.’ Total Tabloid. Just relax and enjoy the Culture Clash. ;)
She was just with him for his smashing good looks and being a snappy dresser. /s
You kids with your loud music and your Dan Fogelberg, your Zima, hula hoops and Pac-Man video games.
I get most of my jewelry from a Mexican lady in my church choir. The materials aren’t worth much, but there’s a lot of taste in the design and skill in the execution.
He is lucky she left BEFORE the wedding.
Lucky you to have a connection! I have some nice inlaid silver pieces from MX, purchased on previous trips over the past two decades.
Not going back, though. ;)
So she loved him for himself then. A picture is worth a thousand words. LOL!
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