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Cursory searches of scholarly articles and other sources find no possible link to the epithet 'The Condemned' nor in French 'le Condamné' nor in Luxembourgish 'Veruerteelten'; certainly not in the source from the list article ["Luxembourg, 900-1467". Titles of European hereditary rulers.].
The closest possible thing I could possibly find seems to be a condemnation by (not to) aHenry VI, HRE. ["Emperor Henry VI Takes Over". History of the Germans Podcast.]; there are a lot of Henry VIs so I could feasibly see the conflation.
