A Paris court has ordered the withdrawal of the €40 million seizure order targeting Booba's copyrights. This measure had been obtained by Magali Berdah as part of her legal battle with the rapper. The court, petitioned by Booba's defense, ruled that the existence of the debt claimed by the businesswoman had not been sufficiently substantiated.
Magali Berdah accused Booba of having ruined her business
Magali Berdah accuses Booba of cyberbullying and threatening brands that worked with her companies, notably Shauna Events, in an attempt to force them to end their collaboration. She believes these actions have caused significant financial damage to her influencer business. The seizure order was issued before the case could be heard on its merits.
The judge considers that the harm is not sufficiently established.
In its ruling, the court held that Magali Berdah had not sufficiently demonstrated the existence of harm directly attributable to the actions of the rapper. The judge noted in particular that the company's financial situation was already "significantly negative" before the events attributed to Booba.
Magali Berdah ordered to pay 15,000 euros to Booba
The enforcement judge also ordered Magali Berdah to pay €15,000 in damages to Booba. The court ruled that the businesswoman had damaged the rapper's professional reputation by widely publicizing his seizure request. Booba's defense team contested this measure at a hearing held on June 24, denouncing, among other things, "a series of lies by omission . "
Magali Berdah announces that she is contesting the decision
Magali Berdah reacted immediately, stating that she had instructed her lawyers to appeal the decision. She insists that the court ruled on a provisional measure, not on the merits of the case. She asserts that she intends to demonstrate the existence of economic harm caused by the publications and the pressure she attributes to the rapper.
The criminal case remains before the courts.
This decision does not end the legal dispute between Booba and Magali Berdah. A criminal trial is scheduled for March 2027, following the rapper's referral to the criminal court on charges of cyberbullying Magali Berdah over a three-year period. Booba denies these accusations.
