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Clavicular says he paid all Camp Looksmax bills upfront and denies failing to meet his obligations after The Maimon Group sued him over his $53,000-a-month Encino lease.

The landlord claims an October 11 party exceeded the lease’s six-guest limit, drew police, sparked fights, and left the mansion covered in pool water, vomit, spilled drinks, silly string, and “fart spray.”

The suit also alleges the 20-year-old looksmaxxing streamer brought a horse onto the property without written permission.

Clavicular is being sued by the company that leased him an Encino mansion, which claims the looksmaxxing streamer turned the six-bedroom estate into a party house and left it trashed.

The Maimon Group filed suit over alleged damage and lease violations at the 8,611-square-foot property, according to court documents obtained by TMZ .…