Summer Walker invokes California’s seven-year rule to end record deal; Interscope seeks $50 millionMachine translation
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Summer Walker notified the label in August that she was ending her deal with UMG’s Interscope under California’s seven-year rule. Interscope then sued, alleging she had released only three of the five albums required by her contract and seeking $50 million over the two undelivered albums. The damages figure is the label’s claim.
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这场合约争议的关键在于：援引“七年规则”终止合约后，Walker仍面临Interscope针对未交付专辑提出的5000万美元索赔。
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