
Luxury car brand Maserati has approached a South African court in a bid to overturn a judgment ordering it to pay R7 million to Black Coffee's company, Soulistic Music. According to The Citizen, the earlier ruling went in Soulistic Music's favour, but Maserati is now seeking to have the decision set aside. The legal dispute marks the latest chapter in a court battle involving the internationally renowned DJ's music enterprise and the Italian automaker.
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