Spice Girls 'fine' raised on appeal

The Spice Girls will have to pay around €1.6m after losing a legal battle with a motor scooter company they had sued for €356,442.

Thu, 24 Jan, 2002 - 14:09

The Spice Girls will have to pay around €1.6m after losing a legal battle with a motor scooter company they had sued for €356,442.

Three judges at the British Court of Appeal said the group had been guilty of misrepresentation over Geri Halliwell's departure when they signed a contract with Aprilia World Service.

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