EXCLUSIVE: Casey Johnson Trashed Her House, Didn’t Pay Rent; Landlord Suing

Seven months after Casey Johnson passed away, her former landlord has filed a creditor’s claim against the Johnson & Johnson heiress.

RadarOnline.com has exclusively obtained the court papers filed by Jose Nazar on July 7, 2010 against Johnson’s estate in the amount of $234,228 for damage to the house she was leasing and missed rent payments.

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According to the documents, Johnson began renting the luxurious 90210 home in 2008 for $16,000 per month but allegedly breached the lease with unpaid rent in upwards of $94,933.24 – not including the late charged incurred.

Damage to the home was listed as extensive, totaling over $100,000 in repairs needed:

1. Pool, spa and Equipment Restoration and Maintenance –	$10,045
2. Garden Restoration and Maintenance –	$22,635.59
3. Broken Birdbath Replacement –	$350
4. Painting, Restoration of Walls, Cabinets and Woodwork –	$9,776
5. Interior Flooring Restoration –	$9,693
6. Door Repairs –	$1,720
7. Electrical Repair and Restoration –	$7,876
8. Repairs to Alarm –	$305
9. Alarm Monthly Maintenance –	$360
10. General Repairs (Payments to M Pineda, etc –	$4,051.16
11. Cleaning for which Decedent was Responsible upon vacating –	$1,059.50
12. Estimated Design Restoration Supervision Costs caused by damage to property –	$10,276.14

Total Damage to Property/Cost of Tenant Failure of Maintenance and Repair — $102,760

Even after Johnson was unable to make her rental payments, Nazar alleges in court papers that he lent the troubled starlet $12,050 to “assist her in moving,” which he says was also never reimbursed.

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After including missed rent, damages to the property, money loaned and legal fees Nazar is seeking a total of $234,228 from Johnson’s estate – which will presumably be handled by her father, New York Jets owner Robert “Woody” Johnson IV.

On January 4, 2010 Johnson’s body was found in the bedroom of a West Hollywood home she was staying in and the Los Angeles Coroner’s office determined she had passed away from diabetic ketoacidosis.