Overview
- Russia's Supreme Court scheduled the case for December 16 after lower courts restored Dolina's title to the Moscow apartment.
- Buyer Polina Lurye expects the justices to deem the purchase lawful, her lawyer said.
- A court decision text reviewed by TASS states Dolina contended Lurye failed to exercise reasonable due diligence despite her real estate business profile.
- Lurye currently has neither the apartment nor the funds from the purchase and has paid property tax of over 100,000 rubles as the registered owner.
- In parallel, Dolina announced on Channel One that she would return the money in full, following an earlier proposal to pay 112 million rubles over three years.