Russia's Supreme Court Adds Dolina's Daughter and Granddaughter to Apartment Dispute

The court set a Dec. 16 hearing on buyer Polina Lurye’s appeal of rulings that left the central Moscow flat with singer Larisa Dolina.

Overview

The Supreme Court’s case file lists Angelina Dolina as an interested party acting in her own interests and on behalf of a minor granddaughter.
Court records also show third-party involvement of convicted participant Angela Tsyrulnikova and the Moscow migration directorate of the Interior Ministry.
The dispute centers on a transaction involving Dolina’s apartment on Ksenyinsky Lane in central Moscow.
In March, the Khamovniki District Court invalidated the sale to Lurye, and the Moscow City Court plus the Second Cassation Court later upheld that outcome.
In a related criminal case, a Balashikha court found Dolina’s losses exceeded 317 million rubles and sentenced four defendants in late November to four to seven years in prison with fines.