Music
Love sued over Nirvana profits
Published Thursday, Jul 24 2008, 15:40 BST | By Simon Reynolds

Rex Features
Accountants London & Co claimed that Love broke a verbal agreement to share 5% of her earnings from her company The End of Music.
The firm is claiming that Love owes them $975,000 (£489,277) after she sold a percentage of her rights to late husband Kurt Cobain's Nirvana back catalogue in 2006.
In the filing, London & Co has alleged that Love earned $19.5 million (£9.8 million) from her sale of Nirvana's song rights.
Love was given rights to Nirvana's music after frontman Cobain committed suicide in 1994.
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