Multi-millionaire Candy Spelling 'refuses to vacate $28,000 per month condo as she endures legal battle over alleged eviction'

She is known for being one of the richest people in the 90210 area code.
But Candy Spelling could be legally be evicted from her home in Westwood, California.
The 67-year-old former socialite and author apparently refuses to leave her temporary accommodation after her lease ran out to rent it and is now warring with her landlord.

Caught in a disagreement: Candy Spelling is reportedly refusing to leave her rented home in Westwood, California after her lease expired

She has been renting the condominium while her neighbouring $47 million Los Angeles penthouse is under construction but a judge could force her out of the $28,000 per month unit, reports TMZ.com.

According to the court documents filed on February 22 in L.A. County Superior Court, the company that owns the unit at the Carlyle building, claims Candy's lease ended on January 31st and she has refused to vacate.
But in legal papers Candy filed on February 19, she says she extended the lease for six months and has paid for the month of February. 

Outstayed her welcome: The 67-year-old's landlord says she does not have permission to live in the condo after January 31

Now the owner of the property is demanding $933.33 for every day Candy continues to inhabit the place.
The widow of TV mogul Aaron Spelling insists she had a deal with the owner to extend her contractual agreement if building work fell behind schedule, but now she has accused him of defaulting by trying to kick her out.
She also states that she has had to spend $10,000 to fix the condo’s air conditioning and heating system, as well as pay almost double the price for utilities and share her private elevator with other tenants.

Candy's a grandmother again: Tori Spelling's brother Randy recently welcomed a daughter

Candy is the last person people would expect to be experiencing problems with her living situation.
Petra Ecclestone purchased her palatial 123-room Beverly Hills mansion for a staggering $85 million in 2011.
It comes around the time her son Randy and his wife, Leah Stutz, welcome their second daughter together.
Candy celebrated the birth of another granddaughter named Lotus Elodie on February 3.

They're in the money: The family (with Aaron Spelling in 1999) sold their palatial Beverly Hills home for $85 million