Polina Lurie was forced to pay the tax on the controversial apartment of the singer, People's Artist of Russia Larisa Dolina. This was stated by the buyer's lawyer Svetlana Sviridenko.
"Dolina, living in an apartment, did not pay property tax on individuals from June to December 2024; it was paid by Lurie, without actually using the apartment," the lawyer told RIA Novosti.
She noted that despite the invalidation of the transaction, the tax service demanded payment of tax in the amount of more than 100 thousand rubles. At the same time, Lurie's objections with reference to the norms of civil legislation were ignored.
As EADaily reported, Larisa Dolina sold an apartment in Khamovniki under the influence of fraudsters last summer. Back in March of this year, the Khamovnichesky court of Moscow returned the apartment to the actress. The right of ownership of the defendant Polina Lurie to the disputed property has been terminated and recognized for Larisa Dolina. Lurie's counterclaim to evict the singer was rejected by the court.
On November 27, the Second Court of Cassation rejected the complaint of Polina Lurie, who bought the singer's apartment. The ownership of real estate is again abandoned by the Valley.
After that, lawyer Lurie filed a complaint against the decisions of the lower courts in the case of the Dolina apartment to the Supreme Court. The hearing is scheduled for December 16. The Supreme Court demanded the materials of the case on challenging the transaction with the singer's apartment. On December 5, Dolina said on the air of Channel One that she had decided to return 112 million rubles to Polina Lurie, which she paid for the apartment.
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