The defense of the defendant in the Dolina case asked to return the case to the prosecutor's office.

The defense of Andrei Osnovy, one of the defendants in the case of fraud involving the apartment of singer Larisa Dolina, asked to cancel the verdict and return the case to the prosecutor's office. His lawyer Asim Alyev informed Izvestia about this on December 9.

The human rights defender clarified that a brief complaint had been filed.

Earlier that day, it became known that Dolina had undergone a psychiatric examination as part of the investigation into the sale of her apartment. At the same time, there were no requests for a forensic examination from the buyer Polina Lurie. The day before, it was reported that Dolina, in her lawsuit against the buyer of the apartment, stated that she had not shown reasonable care when concluding the transaction. It was later noted that Lurie had no doubts about the singer's sanity.

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On December 5, Lurie rejected Dolina's offer of a settlement agreement related to the fraud case as unacceptable. Dmitry Borisov, the host of the "Let them Talk" program, noted that the customer refused to comment and urged them to wait for the court decision. It was clarified that on December 3, when the Supreme Court demanded the case materials, the singer's representative suggested that Lurie conclude an amicable agreement. 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.

In March 2025, the Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow ruled in favor of Dolina on the counterclaims of the artist and Lurie, who bought an apartment from her. It was noted that the court recovered over 69 million rubles in her favor as a result of the criminal case. In September, the court dismissed Lurie's appeal. In turn, the Moscow City Court recognized the lawful decision on the ownership of the disputed apartment for Dolina, her daughter and granddaughter. On October 27, Lurie appealed the decision to invalidate the purchase and sale of the singer's real estate to the Court of Cassation.

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