The lawyer pointed out Lurie's opportunity to recover moral damages from Dolina.

Alexander Khaminsky, a lawyer and head of the Law Enforcement Center in Moscow and the Moscow Region, said that Polina Lurie could recover compensation for moral damage from singer Larisa Dolina.

"Moral damage in Russian legislation is in most cases compensated in small amounts. If we look at judicial practice, the amount of compensation usually ranges from 5-10 thousand rubles," Khaminsky said in an interview with aif.ru on Friday, December 19th.

The lawyer explained that when claiming compensation for large amounts of moral damage, the injured party must document the fact of the damage itself. According to him, it is necessary to record experiences by contacting doctors or psychologists, since it is on such an evidence base that the courts are guided.

Khaminsky also stressed that moral damage should not be confused with cases for the protection of honor, dignity or business reputation, since this is a separate category of disputes, for which, as a rule, significantly larger compensations are awarded.

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Earlier that day, it became known that Dolina had filed a fraud complaint with the police after Lurie had purchased an apartment and was about to move into it. During the session of the Supreme Court, Lurie stated that the singer deliberately sold the apartment in order to buy a more spacious living space. 360.ru .

The Supreme Court recognized ownership of the apartment by Dolina in Khamovniki for Lurie on December 16. The decision made by the Supreme Court came into force immediately, Regnum news agency clarifies. As the website notes kp.ru During the hearing, the prosecutor opposed Dolina's forced eviction from the apartment.

On December 25, the Moscow City Court will consider a lawsuit to evict the actress from the disputed housing. Earlier, lawyer Andrey Alyoshkin explained that after the decision was made, the singer would have up to 30 days to vacate the apartment. Lawyer Svetlana Sviridenko said that Lurie plans to recover from Dolina the legal costs incurred during the proceedings.

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