Vu Linh's daughter once wanted to buy a house for her biological aunt, but was rejected by the other party for shocking reasons?

Recently, the audience and the public who love Meritorious Artist Vu Linh were stirred up by the lawsuit over the property dispute after the death of the late artist. Recently, Vu Linh's biological son, Hong Loan, made it clear that he invited his father's younger brother out of the house.

Specifically, Hong Loan confirmed that Hong Phuong and Ms. Sau (artist Hong Nhung) had left this house 4 days ago. Previously, this house was inhabited by artist Vu Linh and artist Hong Nhung, husband and wife Hong Phuong and some other members.

According to Hong Loan, about 2 years ago, Ms. Hong Nhung and artist Hong Phuong moved here. However, both are not part of the household registration. Hong Loan alone lives with her husband's family in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City.

Vu Linh's daughter said that after her father's death, she moved here to facilitate the care of incense. Sharing the reason why Hong Phuong's mother and daughter left the house, Hong Loan said: "Living in the same house, the family atmosphere is always tense. Therefore, I was forced to invite Ms. Sau and Hong Phuong to leave the house. ".

Hong Loan said that she and Hong Phuong's mother and daughter could not find a common voice. After the recent quarrels and disputes, family members still have not had an official conversation with each other.

In addition, Hong Loan also affirmed that she has no ambition to take over all the property. Vu Linh's daughter emphasized that she just wanted to stand up and protect the property left by her father.

"After my father's death, Ms. Sau and Hong Phuong requested to be co-owners of all the properties left by their father, but I did not agree. At that time, I proposed to sell the land and divide the property equally among the children. In which, I also promised to buy Ms. Sau and Hong Phuong a private house. However, Ms. Sau did not agree and insisted on sharing all properties, "Hong Loan said.

Hong Loan said that after completing the burial for the late artist Vu Linh, she and Hong Phuong summed up the money for the funeral in the presence of the remaining family members. The total money for the liturgy is more than 600 million VND. This money is kept by artists Hong Nhung and Hong Phuong to pay funeral expenses for artist Vu Linh.

After a while, Hong Loan realized that she was not respected and interfered deeply in family matters from paying funeral expenses to building a grave for her father. According to Vu Linh's daughter, the present amount of money is still held by Hong Phuong and she does not know exactly how much is left.

Hong Loan also added that, after the death of artist Vu Linh, some people offered to donate money to build a grave for him. At that time, family members all agreed to accept donations, as a respect for the hearts of the audience. However, after that, the donation also encountered some controversy.

"I saw a problem, so I decided to speak up so that the audience would not donate anymore. After the incident broke out, I asked to send it back to the audience, decided not to accept donations anymore, but Hong Phuong and the The remaining members disagreed with the reason that they could not support the audience's heart for their father. I also asked Hong Phuong's side to clearly state the donation but did not receive a response, "Hong Loan said.

Regarding the fact that artist Hong Nhung filed a lawsuit against Hong Loan in court to dispute her inheritance, Vu Linh's daughter emphasized that she would be "ready to serve" and asserted that her side "did not do anything wrong". Hong Loan added that in the past few days, she has focused on taking care of her father's grave. Every day, she goes to Binh Duong Flower Garden Cemetery to monitor the progress. Currently, the grave of artist Vu Linh has completed the final stages.

"It's also very sad and heartbreaking for my family to have such internal conflicts. However, I want everything to be clear, I don't want anyone to take advantage of my father's image for profit. I feel sorry for my father when he died and then had to suffer such negative effects.My wish right now is to just hope that he will have a "beautiful grave", the controversy and noise will be calmed down so that he can quickly calm down. peace of mind in nine streams," added Hong Loan.

It is known that in the lawsuit against the niece and sister of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh, they claim to enjoy the common property left by the late artist after his death. Specifically, Ms. Hong Nhung asked the court to cancel the document declaring the inheritance made by Hong Loan against the property of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh, including houses and land use rights in many places and a car. was transferred to Ms. Vo Thi Hong Loan. According to the petition, Ms. Nhung also asked to divide half of the land plot in Linh Dong ward, Thu Duc city for herself and Mr. Vo Thanh Nhieu (the brother of Meritorious Artist Vu Linh).

Talking about the property dispute, many viewers wonder that the fortune of Meritorious Artist Vu Linh is not less than 100 billion, so if either of them, the late artist's sister or Vu Linh's biological son, lose the lawsuit, they must pay the lawsuit. how much is the fee. Accordingly, based on the provisions of the law, the legal fee for the lawsuit of the family of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh is not a small amount. The loser of the lawsuit, if it is his sister - Hong Nhung or his daughter - Hong Loan, must pay a court fee of at least 212 million calculated on the assets of Meritorious Artist Vu Linh.

New information about the property dispute of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh immediately surprised the public. The incident is currently the focus of netizens' attention.

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