A French court has ruled in favour of the 40-year-old The Wolf Of Wall Street
star and ordered the magazine to pay approximately USD 8,800 in damages
and legal fees in addition to noting in a subsequent issue that
DiCaprio prevailed in court, reported Ace Showbiz.The court
made the decision after it learned that the magazine breached French's
strict privacy laws by publishing information about the actor's personal
life and using paparazzi pictures of him on the street. Frederic
Truskolaski, an owner of the magazine, said, "We were totally expecting
this decision, since in France when any magazine speaks about a
celebrity's private life the magazine is automatically condemned."Though Frederic has lost in the legal battle, he isn't done with the Inception actor. The magazine owner suspected DiCaprio's lawsuit was based on a "racial issue." "DiCaprio almost systematically goes out with Aryan-type girls, always
blonde hair," he said before concluding, "He could not stand the fact
that our magazine was saying he was having a baby with a black girl ."The magazine previously reported on its 13th May edition that the actor was having a baby with the Diamonds singer but he didn't want to have anything to do with the baby. DiCaprio, who saw the magazine when he was in France for the Cannes
Film Festival, asked his legal team to sue the magazine. According to
the legal paper, he demanded the magazine to pay him the maximum
compensation allowed by French law, approximately USD 20,000, for
damages and legal fees.A French court has ruled in favour of the 40-year-old The Wolf Of Wall Street
star and ordered the magazine to pay approximately USD 8,800 in damages
and legal fees in addition to noting in a subsequent issue that
DiCaprio prevailed in court, reported Ace Showbiz.The
court made the decision after it learned that the magazine breached
French's strict privacy laws by publishing information about the actor's
personal life and using paparazzi pictures of him on the street.
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