The realtor assessed the impact of the court's decision in the Dolina case on the real estate market

The decision of the Supreme Court in the case of singer Larisa Dolina will have a positive impact on the secondary real estate market and relieve tension from buyers. This was announced by realtor Oleg Bendrikov on Wednesday, December 17.

According to the expert, the court's decision to leave the apartment owned by the buyer Polina Lurie is logical and correct. The customer showed complete good faith, and justice prevailed, he added.

"The rights of buyers must be protected so that people are not afraid to purchase secondary real estate. And the decision in the Dolina case will certainly have a positive impact — conscientious buyers will understand that the Supreme Court's practice already exists, and it is on their side," Bendrikov said in a conversation with Lenta.Ru .

He noted that before the verdict of the court, many became very wary of transactions with secondary real estate, fearing to become victims of fraud by fraudsters and sellers, and now the tension in this regard will subside, he believes.

Sense of duty: The sun has decided who owns Larisa Dolina's apartment

Polina Lurie was recognized as a bona fide buyer, and the Moscow City Court will consider a lawsuit to evict the singer.

Earlier that day, Lurie reported that Dolina had not yet offered to refund the money for the apartment. She also stated that she plans to move into the apartment as soon as the opportunity arises. 360.ru .

Lurie demanded that Dolina be forcibly evicted from the apartment she had purchased from her, RT reports. This was announced by the judge who read out the claim materials during the session on the housing dispute in the Supreme Court, reports NSN.

The press service of the courts of general jurisdiction of the capital reported that on December 25, the Moscow City Court will consider the case of Dolina's eviction from the apartment, which the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized as Lurie.

The day before, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized the ownership of the disputed apartment as the Valley beyond Lurie. In addition, the court also decided to cancel all decisions of the lower courts in the case of the sale of the apartment of the actress.

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