Hong Phuong and her mother escaped through the back door after losing the lawsuit, a female star recounted the whole story.

The mother and daughter of Ms. 6 Hong Nhung - the younger sister of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh, according to the story told by actress Bich Tram, who was present at the trial of the property dispute, Hong Nhung and Hong Phuong had to hide and leave through the back door.

Recently, actress Bich Tram - Linh Ty's wife shared on livestream about the shocking lawsuit between the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh's younger sister, Hong Nhung, and his daughter, Hong Loan, about the dispute over his assets after his death. The dispute lasted for 2 years before coming to an end, with Hong Loan winning, receiving 85% of the assets and Hong Nhung only receiving 15% of the assets.

Accordingly, Bich Tram was on Hong Loan's side from the beginning, she recounted in detail the content of the trial, laughing happily when Hong Nhung and Hong Phuong lost the case and had to escape through the back door to go home, afraid of facing the media when no one supported them. Bich Tram said on livestream: "Sitting silently in there, sitting in a corner and then escaping through the back door to go home. I didn't dare to go out the front door, when I walked out, people were standing all over there, shrimp paste, rotten duck eggs were standing out there, daring to go out the front door was good. To be brave in life, you have to go through the front door, in a fair and square way. But here, sitting in a group, waiting for people to leave a bit before daring to escape through the back door to go home. If you're not paying attention, people will immediately be angry. Tram and her group are not good at all, but if they say the right thing, they're not afraid, but if they say bad things, they are afraid."

Not only that, Bich Tram also revealed more details about the witness on Hong Nhung's side being scolded by the judge in court because of her vague statements. The actress said: "The court asked the maid if she worked for Mr. Vo Van Ngoan. This person said that he considered her as his own child and that she worked without pay. The court immediately scolded her, saying that she worked without pay, but when she left the house, she said she bought the refrigerator and the TV, and she accepted everything and filled up a truck. The maid said she was a maid, but how could she consider her a child and grandchild in the house? The court was very fair, which was right and which was wrong, anyone who attended would see. The majesty of Tram sitting there gave me goosebumps."

Regarding the lawsuit, according to the panel of judges, at the trial, the plaintiff presented a request for the panel of judges to declare the birth certificate and adoption certificate of the defendant null and void. The court requested that the entire estate be declared to belong to the second-order heirs. Responding to the court, the plaintiff said that in 1987, Mr. Tran Quoc Thanh (a close friend of Vu Linh) took Ms. Loan home to raise. After Ms. Nhung's mother passed away, Ms. Nhung and other family members directly took care of Ms. Loan.

Ms. Nhung said that Ms. Loan’s birth and adoption certificates were illegal, so Ms. Loan was not the first-line heir. At the trial, the defendant stated that they had provided documents to the court, proving that Ms. Vo Thi Hong Loan was the first-line heir and that Ms. Loan was the legal child of the late artist Vu Linh. The defendant also requested Ms. Nhung and Ms. Phuong (Ms. Nhung’s daughter) to move all of their assets out of house number 5 Doan Thi Diem.

After the debate ended, the representative of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Procuracy requested the panel of judges not to accept the plaintiff's lawsuit and accept the defendant's counterclaim. The representative of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Procuracy stated that based on the adoption papers and books, official dispatches from the Phu Nhuan District People's Committee, the expert conclusion... there was a basis to determine that Ms. Loan was legally adopted by the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh. The plaintiff admitted that Ms. Loan was adopted and cared for by the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh since she was a child.

In the sentencing, the panel of judges accepted part of the plaintiff's claim and part of the defendant's counterclaim. The court declared that Ms. Vo Thi Hong Loan was the adopted daughter of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh and the first and only heir of the late artist Vu Linh. The panel of judges determined that Ms. Loan was adopted from a young age and was in good faith. In 1992, the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh imported and identified Ms. Loan as the child of the head of the household. Everyone in the family knew that Ms. Loan was adopted from a young age. The People's Committee of Phu Nhuan District did not keep the original records, but in fact Ms. Loan was still the child of the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh.

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