Dolina asked to leave her a piano and a chair during the deal with the apartment

Singer Larisa Dolina, who sold the apartment under the influence of fraudsters, during the transaction asked the buyer Polina Lurie to leave her a piano and a chair to it. Svetlana Sviridenko, the victim's lawyer, told about this on December 15.

"Dolina behaved like a person who really wanted to sell an apartment. She herself determined which property she would leave to the buyer. If she initially said that she would leave everything, then she corrected it, saying that she would take the piano and the chair to it," RIA Novosti quoted her as saying.

The lawyer noted that this behavior of the actress spoke about the reasonableness of the Valley during the transaction.

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But buyers began to check homeowners more carefully.

The scandal surrounding Dolina's apartment occurred due to the sale of real estate and its subsequent return to the singer's ownership. Sviridenko said on December 8 that at the time of the deal there was no doubt about the sanity of the artist. On the same day, it became known that Dolina, in her lawsuit against the buyer of the apartment, stated that she had not shown reasonable care in concluding the transaction.

On December 5, Lurie rejected Dolina's proposal for a settlement agreement related to the fraud case as unacceptable. The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation will consider the dispute over Dolina's apartment on December 16. The materials of the singer's civil case were transferred to the judge of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation for consideration.

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