The Supreme Court has approved approaches to housing sale disputes… (сделка · суд · долина)
The Supreme Court has approved approaches to housing sale disputes following the Dolin case. On December 16, 2025, the Supreme Court refused Larysa Dolina's request to declare a transaction regarding an apartment invalid.
Consensus
- The Supreme Court of Russia approved judicial guidelines for challenging real estate deals after the case of Larisa Dolina.
- Dolina sold an apartment to Polina Lurie for 112 million rubles in 2024.
- Lower courts initially ruled that the sale was invalid due to Dolina's alleged state of mind, but the Supreme Court overturned those rulings.
- The Supreme Court emphasized equal protection for both parties and the importance of good-faith acquisition.
Points of divergence
- Dolina filed a lawsuit seeking damages from individuals suspected of involvement in the fraud, including Angela Tsirulnikova, Dmitry Leonov, Arthur Kamenetsky, and Andrey Osnova. — vedomosti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Supreme Court Approves Guidelines for Housing Sale Disputes Following Dolina Case — Ведомости
- The Supreme Court approved approaches to challenging housing transactions following the Dolin case — Вести