The claims made against Nicolas Cage have now been dismissed from the demand of their former Christina Fulton against the actor and his son Weston.
The accusations against Nicolas Cage have been dismissed from the demand of their ex.
In a demand by Christina Fulton, the 61 -year -old actor had been accused of ignoring the mental health concerns of her son Weston Coppola Cage, and she said that she allowed Weston’s supposed behavior before he physically attacked her in April last year.
As reported by People magazine, judicial documents show that claims against the cage have been dismissed, but those who are against Weston remain.
Fulton’s lawyer submitted the request for dismissal, and since the claims were dismissed without prejudice, he can no longer pursue the claim against him.
The star of the ‘dream scenario’ recently replied the accusations.
He said in a statement to e! News: “The accusations of Christina Fulton against Nicolas Cage are absurd and frivolous.
“Weston Coppola is a 34 -year -old man. Mr. Cage does not control Weston’s behavior in any way and is not responsible for Weston’s assault on his mother.”
Christina’s lawsuit, which was presented at the Superior Court of California and obtained by People magazine, claimed that Nicolás had “could not take action” to prevent his son from being violent.
He declared: “Weston has a long history of mental and psychological disorder and a history of committing violent aggression and aggression and damaging numerous people.
“Nicolás has been aware of Weston’s story and yet he could not take measures to prevent Weston from committing acts of violence and damaging others.”
The demand said that Christina suffered “serious and threatening injuries of life”, including a brain shock, multiple bruises, a disfigured eye injury, dental trauma, PTSD and psychological damage, as a result of Weston’s supposed attack, which had an impact on its “prosperous” career as a model and actress.
He was demanding the actor of ‘Longlegs’ for his negligent supervision and a negligent company, and his son is being sued by assault, aggression, intentional infiction of emotional anguish and negligent inflicence of emotional anguish, while both men had been accused of negligence.
